The head is from Hornet and the musket is a Shenandoah conversion. All painted in acrylics.
Saturday, August 4, 2007
Hessian Musketeer, 1781
The head is from Hornet and the musket is a Shenandoah conversion. All painted in acrylics.
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Jason, Awesome job pard. You really put a lot of life into his face and the uniform colors look spot on.~Gary
Thanks pard! I think the pic really washed out alot of color. There is much more contrast than shown.
You've been holding out on us. :D I like the patch on the pants too. You're bringing these to Chicago, I assume?
Yes Ma'am, I'll bring these to Chi-town. Hopefully I can get a couple more projects in before then.
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