I've done a couple of 10mm Napoleonic figures as test pieces for a manufacturer. Napoleonics is really not my strong point, but I've gone through all the reference stuff I can find. These are meant to be 1815 British line infantry. What do you think? Anything need changing before I send them off?





regards,
Reaver

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The first chap has a curious pose. Reloading at ease?

The arms seem to balloon out towards the cuffs, do you think thats a fair representation of uniform?

The stance looks quite wide considering its just a bent knee.

Though of course I am trying to find fault If it were 10mm high in front of me I doubt I would see any of that!

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TRC, I know what you mean about the cuffs - the problem is that they do need to stand out a bit, as they'll be painted a different colour to the coat.
As for the pose, I'm a bit tied on that; the sculpt is done over a dolly which is in a set stance - it's only the arms are not fixed in place. Is there a way I can improve the pose with only repositioning the arms?
Regrds,
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Perhaps just try to have the left hand hold the mosqet more crosswise? Ie draw the muzzle abit to the right?

Else; great work.

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