(Part 3 - Finale) Painting 28mm French Cuirassiers

[@johncrome1605]

Hi there, your painting skills are excellent and it is a pleasure to watch your videos. I like your 'nod' to historical fact, in that preferred horse colours were no easy to maintain throughout the Empire period, especially for trumpeters, and therefore quite common to find them mounted on alternatives. Love your series and look forward to more.

[@thelastbattalion3509]

Thank you very much. I do like to consider little things like that when putting units together. It's why I put patches on the uniforms of my Italians, after reading that the experienced hands sewed them on before leaving for Germany, not when they began to wear out! It's the little things.

[@KentsPaintShack]

Really nice work and basing great video as well

[@thelastbattalion3509]

Thanks, really enjoyed painting them.

[@bonysminiatures3123]

great job on the grenades , i do particularity love the bases various shades of green and textures

[@thelastbattalion3509]

Thank you they were worth the effort to set the miniatures off I think. I always enjoy putting the different tufts on the bases. I tried to position one so it looks like one of the horses is sniffing/eating it.

[@philRminiatures]

Outstanding job, congrats!

[@thelastbattalion3509]

Thank you very much.

[@ianpatterson8546]

Love the final effect beautiful unit.

[@thelastbattalion3509]

Thank you.

[@music123videos]

Gorgeous job on the miniatures and some great tips thanks.

[@thelastbattalion3509]

Thank you very much I’m glad it was useful!

[@historypunkwargames4760]

Great looking cuirassiers at rest the cuirass looks amazing 👍

[@thelastbattalion3509]

Thank you, I was particularly pleased at the way the metallics came out on these.

[@provjaro]

Very nice

[@thelastbattalion3509]

Thank you!

[@SolventAbuseUk]

sweet

[@thelastbattalion3509]

Thanks.