6mm Napoleonics

[Corso]

For the line troops I've knocked up these, I'll need a few more so will probably ask warbases if they have anything suitable

[Corso]

Started on the Light infantry in Skirmish order




Officer

[paulr]

       

If those are 2mm MDF bases our hosts are very happy to create custom bases. An email to Leon will get you a quote pretty quickly.

[Corso]

The British are coming along well



Need to give the French some attention, then it's terrain, cavalry and I'm done

[paulr]

       

[Duke Speedy of Leighton]

Lovely work

[Corso]

Thanks really enjoying 6mm, part of me wishes Pendraken ran that scale too.

[Corso]

I've been giving the tiny men a bit of a rest and focusing on terrain

Hills, Sight blocking rocks, difficult/broken ground, baracades etc

[jimduncanuk]

I painted a whole bunch of 6mm Napoleonics for a variety of good friends.

They use DBN which advises on 1 inch frontages and a variety of depths ranging from half an inch to one inch for differing troops types.

[Corso]

I painted a whole bunch of 6mm Napoleonics for a variety of good friends.

They use DBN which advises on 1 inch frontages and a variety of depths ranging from half an inch to one inch for differing troops types.

You've lots me?

My thread is about using 6mm minis for skirmish rules, 1 mini 1 character

[jimduncanuk]

Didn't say 'skirmish' in your original post.

The basing I suggested will be fine for Sharp practice too with the addition of a few big men. Just treat one base as one figure.

[Corso]

The beginnings of the French force in some scratch built woodland

[Lord Kermit of Birkenhead]

Looking good

[Duke Speedy of Leighton]

Superb!

[paulr]

        

[Corso]

Thanks guys

I've also been looking at a few French allies but can't quite decide between some Nassau or Swiss Mercenaries

[paulr]

Both, definitely both

       

[Corso]

I probably will end up with some of both and more besides 

[Corso]

Still on aterrain kick


Need a couple of points of interest/objectives for the opposing forces

This one's for the British

[paulr]