(The chap in the green coat is an 18th century dandy, visiting just for the action.)
MY SEVEN YEARS WAR IN 30mm AND 40mm
Tuesday, April 7, 2020
French coastal battery
Just about completed my first French coastal battery. Still to add a colour bearer, couple of casualties and equipment, but pleased with the result. All figures are S & S conversions. The coastal fort is printed with my 3D Prusa. French coastal artillery units were common in the 7YW and with the addition of militia can give some colourful combinations.
(The chap in the green coat is an 18th century dandy, visiting just for the action.)
(The chap in the green coat is an 18th century dandy, visiting just for the action.)
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Very nice feature. Love the dandy.
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DeleteThat really looks the part, it looks great with the figures added, very nice work there!
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