Up to now my French artillery of the period has been manned by uniformed riders, this is of course wrong for batteries (both foot and horse) before 1800 when Bonaparte formally created the arm. Frankly I have been meaning to get around to this for ages and have finally got them done. Not the best focused of my photographs but I can't be arsed to do them again so there you go.
To anyone out there who tunes in here please have a Merry Christmas and a peaceful, prosperous New Year. There are I think turbulent times to come ladies and gentleman and not just with Brexit, watch your backs people and remember how lucky we really are!
Dave.
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I'm Dave and live in Morpeth, Northumberland in the UK.
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Dave.
I'm Dave and live in Morpeth, Northumberland in the UK.
This may or may not be a regular thing, we'll just have to see how it goes.
I am a painter/collector of figures first and a wargamer second. My thrill in this great hobby of ours is to place that final well researched & painted unit into the cabinet. The actual gaming with the figures is an important but secondary experience, we all like to win, but it isn't the be all and end all of it, being with good friends and having fun is.
Hope you will enjoy reading this blog as much as I will writing in it.
Just to remind the visitor to scroll down the various pages and click on 'older posts' to see more.
Dave.
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Handsome civilian artillery drivers, glad to look at something different, they look superb!
ReplyDeleteTa Phil.
Deleteexcellent looking gun teams Dave. Most of my artillery drivers are in 'mixed' dress but a few need to be civilianised.
ReplyDeleteThanks Colin, all the best for the festive season.
DeleteSplendid addition to the look of the FRW game! Happy Christmas to you and yours also.
ReplyDeleteThanks David, all the best.
DeleteI really like the use of colour to add variety into a limited number of figures, they look great. I'd have been tempted to try and modify one to match the black driver on the piebald horse in Lejeune's fabulous painting of Marengo.
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