Tyrolean Jagers
Just restored twenty very old Hinchliffe Napoleonic Austrian Tyrolean Jagers (AN10). They came up very nice mounted on skirmish order bases.
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Brunswick Napoleonic infantry battalion
Just finished basing this iconic Life Guard battalion of the Black Brunswickers, figures are mainly 25mm Minifigs, with drummers from an unknown manufacturer. No flags were carried by this battalion during the Waterloo campaign,...
Russian Napoleonic Army
I have amassed by now enough figures, painted and unpainted, to start my project. I started collecting figures three four years ago. They are mainly Hinchliffe with some Minifigs and Mirliton.So once again a...
Fixing various vintage Napoleonics
I have some vintage napoleonic units to refurbish. They need additional figures and some repaint, bayonet fixing and similar. Some figures are Minifigs and some are Hinchliffe, but since the Minifigs recast from caliber...
Austrian Early Napoleonic artillery
I am carrying back to the painting place some figures which I will use to complete three austrian batteries, part of which where already done previously. Guns and artillerymen are all from Mirliton, I...
Russian artillery
I am currently painting one base of heavy howitzer, for the Seven Years War. Figures by Foundry and howitzer by Front Rank. At the same time I am painting two bases of Napoleonic Russian...
Fuentes de Onoro, the battle
The battle itself has been played using “Shadows of he Eagles”, by Keith Flint, using most of the amendments proposed by Keith and interpreted by me. Details of the scenario may be found here....
Fuentes De Onoro 1811, a la Featherstone
I have decided to pick this battle after reading the Emperor Press volume on the Peninsular War battles from D. Featherstone. His group was not able to play the battle as they wished, and...
