Napoleonic Confederation infantry

[Zippee]

We'll mould them as is for now and then we can add plumed versions later on if there's enough interest.

Fair enough. And there won't be sadly.

[Leon]

Fair enough. And there won't be sadly.

There might be and if these are generic usage then it makes sense to get them done at some point.

[John Cook]

I'm not sure - I'd agree that would cover your brief but I think I can see cockades as well as ball pom-poms and maybe a plate. But very hard to tell even zoomed in.

The instructions to the sculptor which accompanied the illustrations were, inter alia, that "the figures should be in 'campaign' dress, no shako cords, perhaps with a shako cover, and a locally sourced water bottle."  As far as I can see that is what he's done and you have a mixture of shakos with and without covers.  He wasn't asked to provide figures with plumes because they didn't appear in any of the source material and would be very untypical.  I reiterate, these figures are intended specifically for the Peninsular War.

[Zippee]

I reiterate, these figures are intended specifically for the Peninsular War.

I understand - I just find that an odd restriction, there is so much more outside of that campaign. Personally I'd have appended them to the 1809 range but them I'm not in charge 

[John Cook]

I understand - I just find that an odd restriction, there is so much more outside of that campaign. Personally I'd have appended them to the 1809 range but them I'm not in charge 

What can I say.  At the risk of repeating myself, my brief was to provide source material for the Peninsular War range.  That is what I did, so the Confederation types are in typical campaign dress for that theatre, not the Danube, or anywhere else.