1809-1813 Polish

[Leon026]

Aaaah, back after several years of hiatus with painting naps, but here we go once more, this time with the Polish. My custom movement trays that I ordered should be arriving soon, so they'll go perfectly with this

I admit I usually post on either my instagram or on various napoleonic facebook groups, but I should also post here....

The astutely eagle-eyed will notice quite a number of headswaps....

something like
Polish Division (part Poniatowski)
- 5th infantry regiment (2 btn)
- 8th infantry regiment (2 btn)
- 13th infantry regiment (2bn)
- 1st chasseurs regiment (3 sqdrn)
- 3rd Uhlans regiment (2 sqdrn)
- 7th Uhlans regiment (2 sqdrn)
- 13th Hussars regiment (3 sqdrn)
- 14th Cuirassier regiment (2 sqdrn) - currently WIP
- foot artillery battery (8 pdr)
- horse artillery battery (6 pdr)

German Division
- Bavarian 2nd Kronprinz Infantry (1 btn)
- Bavarian 5th Preysing Infantry (1 btn)
- Bavarian 8th Herzog Infantry (1 btn)
- Bavarian Konig Chevaulegers
- Saxon Prince Clemens Infantry (1 btn)
- Saxon Niesemeuchel Infantry (1 btn)
- Wurttemburg 2nd Chevauleger regiment

* to do : Saxon Von Liebenau Grenadier
* to do : Bavarian Foot artillery (12 pdr)
* to do : Saxon Foot artillery (8 pdr)

[Steve J]

Simply superb work!!!

[rct75001]

Wonderful

[fred.]

Wow! These are great, thanks for remembering to post here again. Some of us are allergic to Facebook

[collegialhoagie]

Well done on the figures, and equally much on the basing Fantastic work!

[Lord Kermit of Birkenhead]

Look good to me !

[Duke Speedy of Leighton]

 
Those are superb.

[John Cook]

Very nice indeed.  Just been painting Poles for my Talavera project and I found them hard work compared with the French and British.  I think you have the Wurttemberg Chevaulegers mixed up.  I'm fairly sure that "Wurttemburg 2nd Chevauleger regiment"(Leibchevaulegers-Regiment in 1806 and Leibchevaulegers-Regiment Nr 2 in 1811) had ponceau red standards.  Your picture of the regiment with a yellow standard seems to be of Chevaulgers-Regiment Herzog Heinrich (Chevaulegers-Regiment Nr 1 in 1811).  To be fair the names of Wurttemberg regiments, infantry and cavalry, is a real minefield as they changed several times, as did the patterns of colours and standards.  The chevaulegers even changed to a vexillum standards in 1811.

[paulr]

       

[DHautpol]

Really, really nice work and, as has been commented, great bases.