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Ansbach-Beyreuth Jaegers Finished!!!


Two quick shots, a taste, of the finished 15 Fife & Drum jaegers.  I finished the glossing Wednesday or Thursday evening, applied sand and brown ink to the bases Friday evening, dry-brushed the dried bases with tan paint Saturday morning,  and returned to apply scenic materials yesterday (Saturday) evening.  Not bad if I say do so myself.  Better photos with more scenic background will follow later today.

-- Stokes.
 

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tidders said…
Lovely jagers.. ready for action :)
10:16 AM
Rob said…
Without doubt a top-drawer unit.
When it comes to more photos, I'm keeping my fingers crossed that the 'scenic background' will be Spargelzeit.
12:34 PM
Ross Mac rmacfa@gmail.com said…
And fine fellows they are. I'm sure they'll shine on the battlefield.
1:17 PM
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