I started my Berdans sharpshooters a while ago but they have received a bit of interest elsewhere on the WEB so I decided why not add them to my blog. I have done a lot of conversions on these due to having a bit of a soft spot for them, and anyone who knows me will know that I can help myself with conversions.

The officer started life as J chamberlain "bayonets" cracking little figure in its own right but I thought he would make a good officer for my Berdans, so off came the arm and a new one was made from greenstuff , the pistol was also scratched from greenstuff and I added a bit more facial hair. All figures on the command stand are conversions of one sort or another.


I have done Berdans as well, completely different style though!
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Jim, classic toy soldier look never ages
ReplyDeleteThose sniper bases looks really good! The basing looks well planned and that adds some extra to it all.
ReplyDeleteThanks Jeppan, I did have fun doing the bases. I wanted them to add that bit extra and also reflect how sharpshooters functioned in combat.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful job, they look great!
ReplyDeleteThanks Phil, ACW is a bit of a passion with me, so I think I put that bit more effort in to it!
ReplyDeleteLove your brushwork! Those Dixon minis are superb!
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Thanks Mike I am a little bit of a Dixon fan! They have bags of character and are a pleasure to paint
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