Russians Are Coming - A 6mm Plog by CommodoreRob
6mm is not hard -Part 2
Next stage is the highlight with the white piping on the hats and that's the painting stage done
Next stage is basing I use plasticard to base all my 6mm figures, this is just preference, you can get laser cut wooden bases or just use thick card. The game rules I will be using these figures for is Field of Glory Renaissance. And because the base size is the important thing here not the number of figures we agreed on using the recommended bases size for 15mm. So here is 4cm x2cm infantry base. That has been primed using Army Painter Skeleton bone spray. 
Next step is to glue the figures to the base 
Next stage is to baulk out the bases with Vallejo Earth texture.
Final stage add flock....and done. So as you see all very simples ?
Great project, @commodorerob – I love smaller scales and of course historical, and Peter the Great and his Northern War vs. Sweden is an old favorite of mine, so this is really a very close, if not exact, match. 😀 I’ve done 10mm, 15mm, and 20mm, and agree that 10mm were the easiest, especially if you’re trying to build a very large force. Might have to give 6mm a go! (smaller than that and it’s hex and counter time)
Nice work Rob. Always nice to see different techniques in painting. Are these the from the older ranges?
Thanks guys,
@oriskany I got inspired by the GNW when I went to Start Petersburg, it’s taken a while to get this project sorted but almost there now. A mate of mine is doing the Swedes. I am going to have a contingent of Polish Cavalry in the game which is not quite accurate but it’s all I had to make the force up to 1300points
@torros yes these are on of Baccus’ older ranges they need to be refreshed.