Last few money shots of the 10mm Napoleonics

A few more shots of the Napoleonics!

Here are a few Divisions and Corps of French infantry!

Above is the Guard, marching to war!

The Guard again.

The French line battalions advance...

... and the British prepare to open fire!

More Miniature Eye-candy!

Hi all!

Thought I would post a bit more from the 10mm Napoleonics!  

Some French defending an olive grove.

The voltigeurs were entrusted with the large Spanish farm.

The British advance.

French line on the attack, with their cloud of voltigeurs covering them.

British squares prepare to receive cavalry!

And more of them!

Woof.  That's a LOT of horses.

The first real 10mm Napoleonic Eye Candy!

Well... I thought I would throw most of the 10mm Napoleonics on the table for some photos with the new scenery!

So... enjoy!:D

My newest 10mm Napoleonic Spanish buildings

Hi all!

Well, as I finished my new 10mm woods (I'll post pictures soon) I thought I would also finish a set of 10mm Spanish buildings that I had sitting, undercoated, ready to go!

I see it as maybe a small chapel, house, and outbuildings... maybe the nuns live in the house?  Who knows!  Regardless, I think it turned out pretty good (although the bushes actually need to be glued on still... forgot I hadn't done that yet!:)

Some GREAT Napoleonic eye candy!

Hi all!

Well, my two "Longstreet" reports might have to wait (have a lot of typing to do!) but there was also a pretty beautiful Napoleonic game being played down at the club, so I thought I'd post some pure eye candy!  Make sure to click to see them at full size!

Enjoy!

 

Napoleon and Company grassed and done...

Hi all!

Okay, the tray is just about done.

There is a bit more left, actually... I am going to do some stacked drums in the back behind the table, along with some cased flags, maybe a musket leaning on them, and a drummer (the duty drummer) hanging out.  But otherwise, just about it!  I am pretty happy with how it turned out.  I do sort of wish I hadn't used citadel bases so I could have made ones that fit a bit better without a gap, but I did want them to match the rest of my French army.

So... that's it, for now:)

Just about done with all the Napoleonic officers!

Hey all!

Well, just about done!  Got the three officers above done up this morning, and the adjunct pictured below (being handed the order) done yesterday.

I am pretty happy with how they look so far, although there is a little touching up to do...

This has been a lot of fun; lots of different uniforms, very few he same... good times!

I do have a problem, though; I'll elaborate in another post.

More WIP, including the big guy himself

Work started this week, so I haven't had any time or energy, but here is the latest... been working on Napoleon and his servant, and got an adjunct done to go with the guys at the table... still have another adjunct, and then three last figures... and of course finishing Napoleon himself and his servant... but I am getting there!

More Napoleonic WIP

A bit more WIP... a pair of Imperial Guard officers jotting down orders (they have a bit more work to go) and an Imperial Orderly... no idea if the uniform is totally spot on, but I think it is close enough!:)

One Marshal done, one WIP, and an issue

Well, I finished up the first large stand for Napoleon's set... a Marshal, clearly irritated, with a few aides.  I stuck him next to my finished guard just for the appearance.

And then I started in on the next marshal, along with an ADC, pictured to the right.

I have, however, run into a problem.

When I look at my old bases, they are done in a certain style... static grass and mud.  Here is a shot.

However, I am not really a fan of that anymore, so I was going with a different basing... but I can't.  If I am going to do Napoleon for this army, I have to base them the same.

So I am stuck a bit... I sort of want to go back to the whole old army and add a bunch more flock to their bases, but that is a lot of work.  So do I base the new thing in a style I don't particularly like, so it matches?

It is irritating.