Gentleman (and others) I give you the 1st legere.
For the record the figures I have used are:
1 x FN/1 Officer
(charging)
1 x FN/4 Colour Bearer (charging)
20 x FN/5 Fusilier (charging)
1 x
FN/6 Drummer (charging)
1 x FN/8 Officer (marching)
Despite the name they have been based as regular close-order infantry.
All the figures are very nice first-generation castings previously in the collection of Neville Dickinson, repainted by me.
Battle of Warve – I was fortunate enough to play in Norm’s
(Battlefield & Warriors blog) recent Warve PBEM game. The game had ten
players and was superbly run by Norm. I took part as GdD Habert, 10th French Infantry Division, you can follow my exploits on his very detailed AAR - you'll need a cup of coffee and in my case sedatives...
Thanks, you made the Wavre game a lot of fun to run - some of your fine HH figures on the table would have made for an impressive sight :-)
ReplyDeleteThanks to you too Norm - such a well run game. Maybe I should try something similar in an old school style although I'm not sure I could keep up the impressive pace of your game!
ReplyDeleteThat's a very smart looking unit - sometimes more is less. I shall now go and read about your, no doubt, stellar performance at Wavre.
ReplyDeleteHang on, did I say more is less? Shoot me now, or edit the comment to save my blushes.
ReplyDeleteRob, no worries, I get your gist! Stellar doesn’t quite cover what actually happened…
ReplyDeleteThese are every bit as gorgeous as I imagined they were going to be. Simply fabulous.
ReplyDeleteAll the best
WM
P.S I too will now check out what you did at Wavre!
Bloomin' marvellous sight!
ReplyDeleteVery beautiful
ReplyDeleteThanks!
WM - thanks, I do like the ‘all blue’ look!
ReplyDeleteThanks Matt!
ReplyDeleteThank you Syl!
ReplyDeleteVery nice indeed…
ReplyDeleteA classy paint job on classic figures.
All the best. Aly
Cheers Aly!
ReplyDeleteFlippin' 'eck! Lovely looking unit.
ReplyDeleteThanks I appreciate that!
ReplyDeleteThese are so good I genuinely can't tell if the highlights are photographic reflections or paint. The blacklining on the drum is particularly well done as well. Really a stunning battalion of crisp Hinton Hunt goodness!
ReplyDeleteDo I detect some dna from Marshal Ney? I should not want to be on the other side of the table from these messieurs..
ReplyDeleteDavid, thanks - they are reflections on the varnish, no clever shading here!
ReplyDeleteNigel, more like Mack I think! Hopefully you will be meeting the messieurs soon…
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