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30 Minden Hussars FINALLY Finished. . . No More Hussars for a While!




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johnpreece said…
Well done.
4:31 PM
abdul666 said…
*WOW*!
Compliments!
4:38 PM
Paul Liddle said…
Beautiful,just beautiful!.
4:49 PM
Old School ACW said…
Magnificent!
5:31 PM
warpaintjj said…
CONGRATULATIONS - I am so relieved to see these finished! Heaven knows how you must feel? Lovely work and an inspirational blog, thanks.
JJ
5:45 PM
Jiminho said…
Lovely - they really dazzle!
6:11 PM
Der Alte Fritz said…
Congratulations. Line infantry will now fly off of your brushes by comparison. I always dislike painting cavalry because it is really two figures.
8:31 PM
tradgardmastare said…
Worth all that hard work Stokes- huzzah for your brave lads!
12:08 AM
Stryker said…
That's very impressive - I struggle with my own 18 figure cavalry units so hats off to you!

Ian
2:45 AM
Bluebear Jeff said…
Very nicely done, Stokes. Very nice indeed.

Now . . . on to the RSMs, eh?


-- Jeff
3:55 AM
Steve-the-Wargamer said…
Nice work - well done on finishing them!!
6:23 AM
marinergrim said…
Huzzah!
They look terrific.
6:31 AM
Chris Gregg said…
Fantastic job, they look formidable as a big regiment, well worth all that effort.
Chris
http://notjustoldschool.blogspot.com/
9:35 AM
Capt Bill said…
Now, into action...
2:36 PM
Conrad Kinch said…
Well done Stokes. Glad to see all your hard work paid off.
6:11 PM
Fitz-Badger said…
Great work and congrats on finishing them! Even if I had the space for them I don't have the patience to paint that many figures of a single unit, and such a "fancy" one in terms of complexity of uniform!
6:52 PM
Prufrock said…
Very nicely done!
10:53 AM
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