two 18th C. nobelmen

[Hadoque]

Perhaps I've shown similar looking guys before, I'm not sure   
Anyway, I've updated 2 guys from my collection with the new kneetrousers-with-stockings-legs...

[Wolf Knight]

Great use of modern klicky torsos Erwin!!!

[Hadoque]

Thanks Panos 

But I suppose you're not so thrilled about the legs/pants?
It was the dresscode of the era though (see the additional historical pics of uniforms in the French captains' thread  )

[Wolf Knight]

Thanks Panos 

But I suppose you're not so thrilled about the legs/pants?
It was the dresscode of the era though (see the additional historical pics of uniforms in the French captains' thread  )

I like the use of pants here. I see their historical accuracy, it just did not seem right on the captains, but after your explanation, Erwin, I can understand their use 

[tonguello]

  both great but Ilike the second one better!

[cowabounga]

both great but Ilike the second one better!

Yeah, me too! The walking stick makes it all!
A.

[WarriorOfToys]

Magnificent!
I think they are both fantastic!

[tonguello]

Yeah, me too! The walking stick makes it all!
A.

yeah... he looks so Venecian to me 

[PrimusPilus]

VERY nice! Perfect for "civilian" medieval scenes.

[playmofire]

Very good customs, Erwin, but I'm not sure that the first one really looks like a nobleman, maybe a personal servant, the major domo perhaps.

The "barley twist" cane held by the second figure really looks good and makes him look like a dandy.