Airfix 54mm Napoleonic French Line Infantry

[Airborne01]

Superb mate¬
Steve

[Allen Dewire]

Absolutely Magnificent work Dr. Merryweather!!!!!! The Fuselages really portray the heat of battle so well!!! My only concern is, did the beginner mistakes happen because of all the ether you inhaled, while doing the fig surgery on the fuselages??? This is totally super work Neil!!!...

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Allen

[Tim Marlow]

Great work. Really does remind me of Gandamak, which I think it’s on a par with, as I said earlier. The composition is just superb, each figure relating to another in the dio. Groundwork really sets the location at Waterloo as well.

[Neil Merryweather]

Superb mate¬
Steve

Many thanks sir!

[Guest]

Just...WOW! Tremendous work, you should be very proud indeed!

[Neil Merryweather]

Absolutely Magnificent work Dr. Merryweather!!!!!! The Fuselages really portray the heat of battle so well!!! My only concern is, did the beginner mistakes happen because of all the ether you inhaled, while doing the fig surgery on the fuselages??? This is totally super work Neil!!!...

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Allen

Thanks Allen.
Sadly , I'm that guy who always makes rookie mistakes because I get so excited at approaching the finishing line. That said, I've passively inhaled a fair amount of chemicals over my lifetime as a pro model-maker, so maybe there IS something I can blame it on.... :tongue-out3:

[Neil Merryweather]

Great work. Really does remind me of Gandamak, which I think it’s on a par with, as I said earlier. The composition is just superb, each figure relating to another in the dio. Groundwork really sets the location at Waterloo as well.

Tim thank you, that is a real compliment coming from an aficionado such as yourself. I blush to be mentioned in the same sentence as that man!

[Neil Merryweather]

Just...WOW! Tremendous work, you should be very proud indeed!

thanks Steve- you see- 50 years experience and I still make c*ck-ups!
Take heart and settle down to enjoy the process, the results will improve before you know it