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Friday, 9 February 2024

Guard Cavalry Review - 2

It's just under a year ago (click here) that I confidently announced that the French Guard Cavalry was now 'complete'. However, to be fair, I did add that this was subject to me ever finding enough Guard Chasseur-a-Cheval figures to make up a unit. Anyway, here they are again!

The full Guard Cavalry Division, Light Brigade to the front, Heavy Brigade in rear - 60 figures in total.

The Lancers - combined Red Lancers and Poles.

Chasseur-a-Cheval.

The yummy Eclaireurs!

The Empress' Dragoons.

The Horse Grenadiers.


This time they really are complete...

24 comments:

  1. Fabulous, a truly inspiring artillery target... ;o)

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  2. You may have a point there Rob!

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  3. Very French! Lovely sight!

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  4. Now that is a treat, great seeing the whole guard collection, they are lovely.

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  5. A lovely parade - and then some.

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  6. What a splendid sight. I'm not sure what you can do to equal la gloire of these.
    Have you another force you'd like to complete like this - Russian Guard, Neopolitan Army - or is it more a case of one unit at a time and see where it goes.
    Wherever you and your blog lead I'll be happy to follow.
    Great parade.
    Stephen

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  7. Thanks Donnie, they do look rather colourful.

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  8. Thanks Norm, glad you like them.

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  9. Thanks Stephen. I have some more French line cavalry but other than that no particular plan. Russian cavalry is a rare find and I have no heavies although I do have one more light. Next though I need to continue working on French line infantry.

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  10. A fantastic display of Napoleonic eye candy, thanks for sharing.

    Willz.

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  11. Congratulations, Ian. They are a fabulous sight, and to have "completed" the Garde cavalry...now, where is my unpainted Habsburg dragoon pile?

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  12. Rob, I must admit I’m quite impressed myself!

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  13. Nigel, your dragoon pile doesn’t scare these lads…not much anyway!

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  14. A splendid parade indeed…
    As for ‘finished’…
    We will see 🤣

    All the best. Aly

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  15. Now that is an inspirational sight! So much so there might finally be a guard cavalry unit on my painting desk, which is 100% your fault!

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  16. They look fantastic in all their shiny glory Ian :)

    Lee.

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  17. What a fine body of horse Ian! Superb.
    Regards, James

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