More Napoleonic Russian previews!

[Leon]

Our sculptor continues work on the Napoleonic Russians for our Not-Kickstarter project!  This lot takes the overall list to around 85% completed, with only two batches left to be done.

Napoleonic Russians

Opolochenie infantry:
NapRussOpolochenie by Leon Pengilley, on Flickr

1807 Foot artillery:
NapRuss1807FootArt by Leon Pengilley, on Flickr

1808 Horse and 1812 Foot artillery:
NapRuss1808Horse1812FootArt by Leon Pengilley, on Flickr

Cossack artillery:
NapRussCossackArt by Leon Pengilley, on Flickr

Cossacks:
NapRussCossacks by Leon Pengilley, on Flickr

Don Cossacks:
NapRussDonCossacks by Leon Pengilley, on Flickr

Lifeguard Cossacks:
NapRussLifeguardCossacks by Leon Pengilley, on Flickr

Kalmuks:
NapRussKalmuks by Leon Pengilley, on Flickr

Tartar Regiments:
NapRussTartarRgmts by Leon Pengilley, on Flickr

Bashir Horse and civilians:
NapRussBashirHorseCivilians by Leon Pengilley, on Flickr

High Command:
NapRussCommand by Leon Pengilley, on Flickr

[Duke Speedy of Leighton]

Cor, someone else has been busy!

[monkeynut]

  looking really good

[Steve J]

Great additions there, especially all the Cossack 'variants' as it were !

[sultanbev]

10mm Napoleonic Cossacks at last 
And the Kalmycks and Bashkirs, yay!

2027 is going to be expensive.....

[steve_holmes_11]

10mm Napoleonic Cossacks at last 
And the Kalmycks and Bashkirs, yay!

2027 is going to be expensive.....

Very nice looking.

I'll do my usual "Irregular Wars" spin.
The Kalmycks and Bashkirs have excellent proxy potential.
Paintbrush conversions.
They'll make great allied or light horsemen for assorted central Asian or north Indian lists.

There's a particular dearth of suitable 10mm Rajput Lancers.

My own force filled the gap using Mamluks form a different manufacturer.
Those are hilariously over-sized compared to the rest of their army.