The horse holder trying to calm the startled horse is a trooper from the Noailles cavalry regiment, which I am currently recruiting. I enjoy these command vignettes which make a nice break from painting up full regiments.
MY SEVEN YEARS WAR IN 30mm AND 40mm
Thursday, July 16, 2020
Lt. Gen Marquis de Vogue
Back to 40mm yesterday. I need a French cavalry general so I opted for Lt. Gen Charles Francois Elzear, Marquis de Vogue, who commanded cavalry in several 7YW actions and became cavalry inspector general. (See profile in Kronoscaf).
The horse holder trying to calm the startled horse is a trooper from the Noailles cavalry regiment, which I am currently recruiting. I enjoy these command vignettes which make a nice break from painting up full regiments.
The horse holder trying to calm the startled horse is a trooper from the Noailles cavalry regiment, which I am currently recruiting. I enjoy these command vignettes which make a nice break from painting up full regiments.
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Nice vignette, the horse is very well done.
ReplyDeleteYou can never have to many vignettes or too much scatter terrain. Little scenes like this bring the table to life. Cheers Greg
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