With some of the cavalry and the Empress done, I needed to move on to the spinless backbone of the army, the Fodder units. The base models are the excellent Wargames Atlantic Prussian Reserve with a few Perry heads for variety.
I started with a test paint scheme, then moved on to the painting the group.
The flags are made in Photoshop and printed on an inkjet printer.
A few years ago I bought some quirky and somewhat obscure miniatures from Eureka- female 1700s Age of Reason soldiers called the 'Sandras'. Some of them are on the cheesecake side, with exposed midriffs, so I covered most of those up with greenstuff. They also received some visors, root vegetables, and some slight turnipifications. Unlike most other people that make Turnip28 figures, I haven't made extensive use of grass tufts, just a little here and there.
Too classically beautiful to find suitors in Cist, the Waifish have thrown their lot in with the Empress.
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