Small but very versatile and useful unit of Marines with an officer.
Showing posts with label Napoleonic units. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Napoleonic units. Show all posts
Tuesday, 23 June 2020
BN 28s, 29s Marine advancing, and officer
Small but very versatile and useful unit of Marines with an officer.
Tuesday, 30 December 2014
Ride like an Egyptian
Wednesday, 21 March 2012
French Revolution and Egyptian Campaign: Egyptian Campaign armies
I've now finished painting the Egyptian Campaign contingents.
The French include light infantry demi brigades, grenadiers, and dromedaires. The mounted general is an S Range Lasalle while the camel mounted Napoleon and general/aide are from Fine Scale Factory.
The opposition include Egyptian infantry, Bedouins, and Syrian infantry.
Monday, 19 March 2012
S Range Peninsular war armies
I am indebted to Brian for sending me a large number of pictures of his Peninsular War armies made up of S Range figures.
These feature his very handsome scenery, figures including AWI French painted as Spanish Napoleonic line, and some superb flags.
The whole thing has a very pleasing aesthetic. I particularly like the simple neat block painting of the troops, which is the effect I strive for on my Hinton Hunts without achieving this standard.
As it seems to have become incredibly difficult to load multiple pictures into posts in blogger, I have set the pictures up as slideshows, in this and the two following posts.
These feature his very handsome scenery, figures including AWI French painted as Spanish Napoleonic line, and some superb flags.
The whole thing has a very pleasing aesthetic. I particularly like the simple neat block painting of the troops, which is the effect I strive for on my Hinton Hunts without achieving this standard.
As it seems to have become incredibly difficult to load multiple pictures into posts in blogger, I have set the pictures up as slideshows, in this and the two following posts.
Thursday, 11 November 2010
Napoleonic Units: Brunswick Infantry
Two battalions of Brunswick infantry, using:
BrN 2s infantryman advancing;
BrN 4s infantry officer;
BrN 5s infantry standard bearer; and
BrN 6s infantry drummer.
The drummer of the battalion on the left is Hinchliffe.
Friday, 3 September 2010
Saturday, 28 August 2010
Saturday, 10 July 2010
Napoleonic Cavalry Units
I've been trying to paint some of my S Range Napoleonic cavalry. This required getting the completed ones out to see how units could work, and I was very surprised by some of the results - not least how many Mamelukes and Horse Grenadiers I have. I hadn't realised I had quite as many already painted as I have, so I thought it might be worth posting some of them here and on the Old Metal Detector blog, for Les Higgins and Lamming units.
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