If I had the money, I would collect Edmund's. I have not found another toy soldier company who covered Civil War Militia regiments the way Edmunds did. Edmunds figures also work well to animate, as you can see.
Civil War Marine dress uniforms were really one of the best uniforms of the Civil War period. I was very happy to get this set. I am thinking of trying different drills to see hoe well they can march.
I probably shouldn't say this, but I think Edmunds are underrated. The paint job on them are well done, and I don't know any other toy soldier company that did so many Civil War Militia units.
Lovely figures John. Like you, I prefer the look of the original. At least the pattern-matching stochastic model did not b#gger them up when 'animating' them, haha! Best wishes, James
James, I find with the AI, keeping it simple gets the best results. Even with this GIF, it was the second try. The first attempt had the officers plume stayed in place and when he moved forward, the plume played out like an umbilical cord.
Lovely addition to your forces.
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Edmund's produced nice Civil War sets. Too bad no one could take over the business.
DeleteVery nice find John - the animation is great too.
ReplyDeleteIf I had the money, I would collect Edmund's. I have not found another toy soldier company who covered Civil War Militia regiments the way Edmunds did. Edmunds figures also work well to animate, as you can see.
DeleteVery smart, and they march well too!
ReplyDeleteCivil War Marine dress uniforms were really one of the best uniforms of the Civil War period. I was very happy to get this set. I am thinking of trying different drills to see hoe well they can march.
ReplyDeleteSplendid looking figures.
ReplyDeleteI probably shouldn't say this, but I think Edmunds are underrated. The paint job on them are well done, and I don't know any other toy soldier company that did so many Civil War Militia units.
DeleteLovely looking toys - and you have them marching just right 😉
ReplyDeleteCheers,
Geoff
I'm not a big fan of AI, but using it to bring your toy soldiers to life I must admit is fun.
ReplyDeleteLovely figures John. Like you, I prefer the look of the original. At least the pattern-matching stochastic model did not b#gger them up when 'animating' them, haha!
ReplyDeleteBest wishes, James
James, I find with the AI, keeping it simple gets the best results. Even with this GIF, it was the second try. The first attempt had the officers plume stayed in place and when he moved forward, the plume played out like an umbilical cord.
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