Again, miniature painters and reenactors please take note. These postcards span the early 1900s to 1920s.
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Occasional postings of things I like that folks may like as well. History,Toy Soldiers,some politics, beautiful ladies past and present.
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- Scott B. Lesch
- Temping as a Quality Inspector for a large plastic and foam materials company. Toy Soldier Painter, semi-retired from Reenacting the US Civil War and American Revolution. Lovely wife and one grown son and a nearly grown daughter.
Always one of my favourite colours! ;)
ReplyDeletePurple is one of those colours you hardly use in wargaming - had my pot of purple paint for about 20 years.
ReplyDeletePurple is only good for some Napoleonics and fantasy figures.
DeleteAnd one of mine :-D
ReplyDeletepurple?
ReplyDeleteit's the second time I see this colour in 2 days!
I think that I MUST use it in my next work (not sure it's possible with the figure which is a good place on my painting-desk !)
Hang on folks, only black, yellow/orange, and grays to go. I'm trying to stay in the 1890s-1930s time period on this series.
ReplyDeletethat's ok!
ReplyDeletelike the purple even if I didn't use it !
I will do!
only 3 series to go???
I'm not tired with those nice cards !
There will be more cards as I find themes and subjects to post. The early 1900s was a very sexy time for some reason going by postcards and magazines. More so in France and Germany, less so in Britain and the USA.
ReplyDeletegood new!
ReplyDeletein France ?? hum, it's strange ....