Are any french infantry in Greatcoats?
It seems that the stylish Frenchman about Vimiero was wearing one in 1808.
Regards
Mike
Not at the moment, it'll be something that gets done with the new Napoleonic range.
What! - theres going to be a new Napoleonic range!
Any idea of when it will hit the shelves and what it will consist of?
ok ok ok
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What, a whole new Napoleonic range? Whoah!
Leon! When will it be ready, what will it cost, what will be the periods, the poses, the types of soldiers?
Heheh. ;D
P.S. Yo 17-21l, you think we should keep this up until the very day the new range comes out?... :P
Aart Mate!! - highlanders, Cossacks, Rifles, Lancers, Generals, Highland LI, Spanish Grenadiers, Russian militia, Deaths head Hussars!!! -
Cor blimey - Ive got a bit of a swet on!!
;)
No but seriously whats on the agenda? they must have some sort of clue--- eeeeee its like waiting for Christmas :P
Well, I've checked... and there isn't any way to ban you two from Napoleonic specific discussions! :P
We're starting with Wagram, so French and Austrian's, then onto the British after that.
Greetings
Presumably/hopefully if you're starting with Wagram it'll also include some Bavarians, Wurttembergers etc ...? :)
I'll have to re-read vols I-II and start reading vol III of Gill's Thunder on the Danube.
Regards
Edward
I think the ones I've got on the list are Bavarians, Saxons, Baden, and Hesse-Darmstade troops? I'll have to check though, because we've been checking into uniform differences between them to see if they require different sculpts.
Greetings
I should know this but think that the Wurttembergers were detached before Wagram - they were certainly present and active earlier in the campaign e.g. Ebensburg. Doing the 1809 campaign as opposed to battle makes sense as while a lot of people might hesitate to refight Wagram the smaller battles are idea.
Regards
Edward
Quote from: kustenjaeger on 19 May 2010, 03:12:35 PM
Doing the 1809 campaign as opposed to battle makes sense as while a lot of people might hesitate to refight Wagram the smaller battles are ideal.
Exactly my sentiment, Edward. Similarly, in the 1806 Prussian campaign the smaller engagements are very interesting and Saalfeld, Schleiz, etcetera are much more 'playable' than Jena and Auerstädt.
Cheers,
Aart
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