Finally, Some Painted Figures!

 It seems like a while but is probably only a week or so, since my last "painted figure" post. I have had all sorts of bits and pieces on the painting desk in various stages of completion and yesterday, a few of them were finished off - still a few more in the "almost done " category.

First up is a batch of nine Brigade Games Russian Civil War Bolshevik infantry

There is a nice mix of poses and headgear variety in these sculpts

I alos like the very Copplestone-esque faces!

They will fit in very well with the rest of the RCW collection

Also from Brigade Games, the euphemistically named "British Sisters" from their French and Indian Wars Range 

We all know they are meant to be Cora and Alice from Last of the Mohicans but perhaps, for copyright reasons, Brigade Games just avoid calling the that?

Cora is the older, more belligerent of the pair

Alice is the younger, softer blonde-haired sister

A couple of x 2 close ups to finish

One of the recently arrived figures from Noble Knight games is this Reaper Figure, Max Graves. Pulp Investigator, to add to the non-military male contingent of any of the Western forces.

He is a Bones figure ie semi hard plastic, but painted up quite nicely

And finally, here are a number of images of the Gaddis Games Princess Viktoria Luise

A pretty simple figure to paint - only required three basic colours - black, white and silver - plus the flesh and hair color

The various lace and insignia are all very clearly and accurately modelled on the figure, although the Deaths Head on her busby was a bit soft and didn't come out as clearly as I might have wished (I might paint it all black again and have another try....)

A x 2 image above and a regular close up below

I am unsure if I will find a use for this figure, but it was too nice not to buy and paint up. I think she can probably play some role in my Pulp Games at some stage, even if I change her nationality to some

 random Eastern European nation!

Finally, here is a 1/10 bust of the princess I found online to use as a uniform reference - great paining skills, I am sure you will agree!