Saturday, January 29, 2011

28mm 95th Rifles in Battalion Order

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Good Lord. They look like a 19th century version of U2. Apparently the British army had no barbers (nor enough shakos)... Really, I th...
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Sunday, January 9, 2011

28mm White Uniformed French (16th Regiment in 1806 Regulation Dress)

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From 1806-1807, due to a lack of indigo dye, Napoleon issued a new uniform regulation that would see his line infantry begin a conversion f...
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Saturday, January 8, 2011

6mm Napoleonics for 'Grande Armee'

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I was going through some old shots of my 6mm collection and I thought I would post a few for those who may be interested. These bases we...
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Wednesday, January 5, 2011

28mm British Line Infantry (aka The beginnings of Colborne's Brigade)

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Here are a couple British battalions I painted up for a recent 'Black Powder' game that I thought I'd post. My long term plan i...
Monday, January 3, 2011

28mm French Dragoons (1st Regiment)

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This unit depicts the 1st Regiment of Dragoons. It gave good service for Davout at Austerlitz and in 1811 was remodeled into the 1st Chevau...
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28mm French Legere Battalion (The 6th Regiment)

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This battalion actually began its life about 10 years ago as a 16-figure unit but I have now added another 16 figures to make it more compa...

28mm Brigade Command Stand

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This is a brigade-level command stand for use in any of the 'Big Battalion' rulesets. Castings are from the Perry twins. I differ...
Saturday, December 25, 2010

28mm French Line Battery

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Here is a 28mm Napoleonic French Line Battery using Perry castings. In 'Republic to Empire' terms this represents four 6 pounders a...