15mm WSS Spanish Guards - 18 mm Lancer Miniatures french line unit
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 14 ต.ค. 2024
- Another unit for my WSS Spanish army, the Spanish Guards. This time using figures from Lancer Miniatures.
I already have some units painted using figures from Legio Heroica, but this brand has stopped sales, so waiting for it to reopen I'm looking for alternatives and I made a small test order to Lancer Miniatures. Lancer figures according to their website are 18mm, but as you can see they are compatible with 15mm figures from other brands if they are in the larger range of the scale.
The sculpting style is different from Legio Heroica, they are thinner and the faces are not very well defined, but they look pretty good, so I will use them for other units.
About the Spanish Guards, this elite unit was created in December 1703 by the Marquis of Louiville, personal advisor to Philip d'Anjou, with the same size and
internal organization than the Walloon Guards.
Their uniform was identical to that of Louis XIV’s French Guards --except for the cockade, that was red instead of white.
You can find the painting guides I'm using in free download at the Minairons Miniatures website: minairons.eu/e...
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Neat paintjob and the colors pop! Congrats!
Thank you!
Nice painting guide for this bunch of Spaniard guards . Bravo
Thank you!
As usual your meticulousness to detail is commendable although I'm sure I'd have the devil's own time painting 18 figures all in the same uniform. Well done! It would be nice to see the Spanish army all out on parade one of these days. Happy Easter!
18 figures are nearly at my limit of boring XD XD For now I have half of an army, but adding Lluís Vilalta's figures we already have a game programmed of which I hope to be able to publish a video soon! Thank you very much for your comments!
@@MinisMyWay We haven't actually seen a land battle on your channel in some time by the way. . .
@@justMikec good news in a few days for sure! 😉
@@lluisvilalta1139 Wonderful!!
I truly admire your painting technique!
Thank you, very kind
Superb uniform, colors...and paint job!
Many thanks!
Very well done indeed!
Very grateful
great painting on this scale )))
I'm glad you like it
Superb work
Thank you!
Estupendo video !! Que bonitos eran los unifornes !!
Gracias! Si que eran muy bonitos, no tenían vergüenza en la época barroca. Aunque bien mirado, si alguno de ellos volviera ahora se preguntaría si no tenemos vergüenza de presentarnos ante el enemigo disfrazados de verdura para que no nos pueda ver.
You're true master 👍👍
Thanks! 😃
Another very well-done unit, sir. you certainly have a great eye for choosing the detail of the miniature that you wish to bring out. My choice of manufacturer for this period is Eureka. My period armies are French vs Hanoverians.
The Eureka figures look wonderful in the photos, although I don't know if they really correspond to their 18mm designation, perhaps as with Lancer, they are compatible with the 15mm ones. If you have figures of theirs maybe you can tell me what they measure from feet to eyes? Thanks for your collaboration and your great comment.
@@MinisMyWay Measuring Feet to eyes... according to my aging eyes... Eureka castings measure a true 18mm. I also paint Old Glory miniatures for this period. They measure closer to 16mm, but their casting is much more "meaty". On the table, that is really the only characteristic that I can tell the difference by unit. However, that is using my aging eyes.
You can never underestimate a miniaturist's eyesight no matter how old it is! Thank you very much for the information!
Excellent painting!!!
Thank you!
Awesome miniatures and well painted sir. 🎉
Thank you, glad you enjoy it!
Just come across your channel Alex and hit the subscribe button well done great brush work.
Thank you, very appreciated!
Looks cool.
Thank you!
Up the Guards! ❤
😁😁 Thank you for your comment!
@@MinisMyWay I’m going back to tabletop battles in the Napoleonic era, but I’m fascinated by the WSS. Thou I have a few questions to ask you, and one of those questions are what site are you using for the regimental uniforms?
Mainly from free downloads from the Minairons Miniatures website: minairons.eu/en/116-wss-painting-guides
@@MinisMyWay thanks mate!
I'm interested in this acrylic paste you use to add feathers ect.what may I ask is it? Thanks.
It is a prepared paste for DIY, to cover small cracks in walls or fill tile joints but acrylic, not plaster. I use the one from the Spanish distributor Criscolor but I'm sure there are equivalents in your country, you just need it to have a plastic-like finish so it's not as brittle as plaster and sticky enough for it to adhere well. You can certainly use Green Stuff for sculpting, but I find it easier and faster for these very, very small details where you don't need to sculpt specific forms.
Quina sort que vas triar donar-los-hi bandera de les Guàrdies Espanyoles! Així no he de tocar les meves Guàrdies Valones... 😁
Em sembla que a partir d'ara t'hauré de preguntar abans de pintar, no sigui que accabem coincidint
@@MinisMyWay hi, what scale is that? Also did you ever try italeri 1/72 medieval model? they have likes teutonic knight and france medieval knight and samurais too
@@redemissarium They measure 17mm to the eyes, which is a generous 15mm scale, but it is quite far from the 1/72 scale which is 22'4mm to the eyes.
I have very little experience with the 1/72 scale, in my environment nobody uses it to play although as you say there are many lines with good variety and quality in plastic and metal.