I think they all present brilliantly at that scale. I feel like I need some historic wargaming in my life.

I enjoy painting them in strips. Epic looks great on the table, very impressive.

I love painting smaller scales. I have a 6mm Alexandrian army that was a lot of fun to paint

I find hopping between scales and tabletop projects helps me stay engaged and stave off burnout, too. Think your ACW figures look great!

Their looking good. Only the painter knows what could have been possible.

Great work! Your Confederates look ready to take the field. I've been working my way through the original starter set and its time consuming indeed. But when you group all the units on the table they look amazing! Keep us posted.

I’ve done both the ACW and napoleonic. I’m just starting to do the Hannibal battle set. I have a friend that is doing the ECW and loves them. What’s also nice about the epic is that you can use them in other table games as the playing pieces.

Those rebels look great! Time well spent

I’m just finishing off my ACW Paper Armies (Peter Dennis).As soon as you finish an army,someone comes out with something new/better!

Its always good to switch projects,just to stop the burnout they look good

Outstanding work, they look superb!!

Great work, and look great on the table top

They look the business sir .. Excellent

Good for you! For me, 28mm is only for small skirmishes of 5 to 10 miniatures per side, above that, I prefer smaller scales.

Outstanding workmanship

With the flags you'd normally want to go with one battle flag of the northern army of virginia and then one state flag or one national flag and one state flag, also one trick I used is that you can cut the man not attached to the artillery off and move him around the base wherever you'd like adding a bit of variation to your artillery models

Beautiful