My last post for the next four weeks (as I will head back over to PNG again this coming Wednesday) is some fantastic Great War Miniatures 28mm Early War French Dragoons. I have painted and based these fine lads over the last couple of days and have enjoyed seeing them come alive with colour. The Great War Miniatures cavalry were excellent to paint and the detail is also excellent. Unfortunately I only ordered the command and two packs of dragoons but now realise I required another six troopers to complete the unit for ‘The Great War’ WWI rules. The figures can also be painted as Hussars scouts for the same period….which I might just do at a later date.
Dragoon Command (the trumpeter comes with a separate arm)
The Dragoon troopers (there seems to be three different types, two troopers with the moustache and one trooper without) Again they come with separate arms, carbines and sabres.
Excellent atmospheric work! Congratulations 8)
Awesome job on them…WW1 will be hard for them, but they look superb!
They are very handsome guys; great painting work too.
What rules are those?
Thanks for the comments guys. We play a mix of Bolt Action and the Great War.
Wonderful figures as always Nathan. Very interesting period to game and I look forward to seeng done action shots in the coming months.
Stunning work Vinnie!
Thanks again for the comments Carlo and Rodger..great period the early period of WWI August to September battles…loads of colour and still basically open encounter battles.
They are absolutely stunning!
Superb job as always!
Oh, these are lovely! I'm planning to get some BEF cavalry from Great War Minis.
Nicely done! They're full of character.
Love these!
Superb painting with your wonderful trade mark bases.
Thanks for the fantastic comments again everyone. The French for this early period of the war are full of colour and character and a always a joy to paint. They also bring a little colour to the table top battlefield.
All the best
Nathan
Very nice indeed Nathan. Your tufts budget must be enormous mate! 🙂
They look so good I hope you get around to finishing the unit.
Fab looking unit – great job 🙂
Thanks Mike