Napoleonic ranges

[Chad]

Mike

1806 by Magister Militum (sorry Leon!). Happy to dispose of it if you were interested.

Not really into 10mm Napoleonics.

Chad

[Dragoon]

Mike

1806 by Magister Militum (sorry Leon!). Happy to dispose of it if you were interested.

Not really into 10mm Napoleonics.

Chad

What are you building ?
I started planning in2004
About then Alan M. Said why not use 10mm. Instead of 6mm.
I was promised Brits  a while ago somewhere in early 2011 and then later then last year.
Now it's the end of this year. Maybe.
The price has increased by abot 20%.
It was planned at 10 : 1 figure ratio.
But now the whole thing isn't possible.
If someone had said no Brits. Until every thing else is done
Then I would have gone back to 6mm.

Mike

[Chad]

Mike

Currently building 1859 & 1866.

About to send 200+ figures to Sri Lanka for painting
while I carry on painting in Uk.

Hope you are keeping well.

Chad

[Dragoon]

Mike

Currently building 1859 & 1866.

About to send 200+ figures to Sri Lanka for painting
while I carry on painting in Uk.

Hope you are keeping well.

Chad
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Hi Chad, I'm retired now, in good health, hope you're OK.

I went to Derby, spoke to Leon re' Waterloo Brits. End of the year, that's 3 months.

Bought an AB British army , except for the highlanders, so that's Guards and all the Brit Brigades
It'll keep me good for a while. :-)

Mike

[Heedless Horseman]

Any chance of squeezing in some musket loading figures for the French too? Austrians might be missing those also. Quite basic figures for a firing line.

Whatever happened to the master sculpt of a loading Frenchman? I know that he was not popular as the pose was not drill book correct, but he would have been an ok skirmisher.

[WeeWars]

Whatever happened to the master sculpt of a loading Frenchman?

He left for America and joined the Union Army.



And he is one of 30 Union infantry variants! 

[quasar42]

Deserter! I would happily have him. My firing lines are in the lurch. 

[Ace of Spades]

He left for America and joined the Union Army.

A blue coat is still a blue coat....

[sakura]

chad

I have a lot of surplus 186/70 Prussian and Bavarian if you want to swap yr 1806 figures

really like the new 1809 figures  and just ordered part of a French army would be nice to have Austrian and Prussian enemies

[Heedless Horseman]

My little wish is that the British 1815 infantry command pack could be released wearing Bicorns for officer and ensigns and stovepipe shako's for sergeants and drummers...VERY QUICKLY...in advance of other types? My Old Peninsula Brits need good command figures. Oh, and officer ranks had tails!

[Heedless Horseman]

Just an experiment in attaching images ...or just wishful thinking!  

[Techno]

That's worked  ....Though it doesn't 'enlarge' when clicked on.
Very nice paint-job.
Cheers - Phil

[Heedless Horseman]

Thanks, Techno. Reduced size image as I didn't want to clog up a page...and it looks better in small scale...like as with my painting skills!   
At least I found out why some posts do not appear to have visible images when referred to...I need to log in to see my image instead of viewing as a guest. 

[Dragoon]

So good news and bad news.

1812 to be resculpted - good.

But should I continue expanding my Russian forces with what's currently available? - tricky

It won't matter unless you try to mix larger command group with figures of a different stature.
If you base in columns then, new figures in the front rank.
You may have to :-
1. Mount the new figures on a thinner base as a sabot and mount the older base on top of it.
2. Keep the in different battalions or even brigades.

Ps. Are we going to get a fusilier battalion pack. (British). 😥

[Techno]

At least I found out why some posts do not appear to have visible images when referred to...I need to log in to see my image instead of viewing as a guest. 

Don't worry.....I think a lot of us have fallen for that one......Me especially. 
Cheers - Phil