There you are even grass added (but for a Regiment).
Maybe tomorrow I will be able to finish them… flags and all.
A real ordeal… I am getting too old for this… I lack the patience needed… sorely needed… next time it will be the usual painters… I am done with it myself!
Enjoy.
Not quite a nice pic… will do better when finished!
Only a matter of adding texture to the stands and pop goes the whistle!
It has been a long project with delays fault of the Postal services!… I have learned a lot about that by now. If I ever do a project again in 6MM (Do it Myself I mean) I would have to order quite ahead of the time of implementation.
Now the Brigade of Guards in the Crimea is finally on its last stages… of course the flags will help a lot!
Will keep you posted when finished properly!
Enjoy!
Scots Fusiliers (Queen Victoria’s pets)… no plume!Working in many things at the same time of course!
The Peninsular War was not one of Napoleon’s brightest ideas… veterans misused… young recruits wasted… and they only conquered the soil under their feet.
A Big Army starves… and Small Army is defeated. This was coined specially for the Iberian peninsula.
Perry Miniatures are the best in 28MM in my humble opinion… or among the very best… there are so many good quality makers nowadays…
Enjoy!
Lateral viewDragoons in reserveGreat pic.The idea of wearing greatcoats in the Peninsula seems a bit farfetched… but collections are collections… and you use them all.
The British (and Portuguese Allies) Peninsular Campaign was a mastery use of what was later called “The Indirect Approach”.
Wargamers much concentrated on the gaming side of the hobby should read a lot about the smallness of the British Army… and how well handed it was by the Duke of Wellington.
If his Indian Campaigns were masterfully handed, in the Peninsula up to the battle of Toulouse (in French soil and sadly fought for nothing because Napoleon had abdicated days before…) he did nothing wrong (well, Burgos was a check) retired when he had to, advanced when it was the moment… the Spanish did not like at all to be invaded twice by foreign Armies… but cooperated with Wellington more or less successfully… their time of past glory long gone in time…
Enjoy the pics!
British in lineRearviewIt is an “L” deploymentTitled “the second battle of Ciudad Rodrigo”