28mm Bavarian Infantry
6th Regiment of Line, circa 1812-15.
28mm 1st Nassau-Usingen Infantry Regiment.
The 1st Regiment Nassau can be used for late Napoleonic campaigns as part of the French contingent or Allied contingent in the Hundred Days/Waterloo 1815 campaign.
Showing off their green uniforms with yellow piping the Nassau-Usingen regiments have to be the best dressed German regiments in the Napoleonic wars especially when compared with their dour Prussian cousins. It adds a nice colourful touch to any army.
French 7th Hussars
To fund my projects I managed to sell these French Hussars on eBay to some very kind customers :)
Any how just waiting for 'GMB designs' to send me some flags to complete a third Bavarian infantry regiment, next blog I hope to finish a French staff command vignette I've been constructing over the last few days...
All the Best
Peter
Very inspirational , keep the good work up.
ReplyDeleteCheers Joe, I have some ancient stuff I'm trying to complete this month as well the Napoleonic stuff.
ReplyDeleteWould the ancients by chance be Greeks?
DeleteHi Joe, not Greeks this time but Julius Caesar standing with a German bodyguard, a Legionary Eaglebearer/aquilifer and fronted by half a dozen Roman soldiers on a 80mm round base.
DeleteBrilliant brushing Peter! love your Bavarian's - marvelous!
ReplyDeletecheers,
Thank you very much Phil.
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