Well, a follow-on to the previous ACW and Thirty Years War painting projects were what drove my question... I had the impression these were already produced pieces from Wolfgang. There are no issues with doing the same thing using a different historical era or fantasy subject. That said...
Brian's comment about getting away from the norm is a 'good thing'. I can do the design and drawing easily enough and 45mm, as demonstrated by the Napoleonic Pinup girls, is a good base for recognizable faces and other assorted details. Tasteful is foremost on the table, but being ladies employed by Miss Lilly's Tea Room and Pleasure Emporium, there will be one set of breasts and one visible derriere. Otherwise, late Victorian-era dressing gowns, corsets, bloomers, stockings and shoes. These will be demure sitting and standing poses; no 'in action' activity. The painter will have color options for hair, lingerie, etc. The pieces will be drawn as Caucasian, but one or two can be altered to represent Asian, Black, Hispanic, or Native American. There was no shortage of any of these in the Old West. Alternatively, these can be added later to flesh (ha!) out the set.
That's the gist of it. More details will follow later, but I was serious about my OPSEC comment. Can I post progress and further details here, OR do you prefer PMs/Emails?
Good advice, Willie!
Looking forward to the project!
Glen