Hinton Hunt Vintage Wargame Figures

Originally part of the Consular Guard, Napoleon incorporated the sailors’ battalion into the Imperial Guard on becoming emperor in 1804. At ...

After a bit of a dry painting period I finally found time to paint the last few of my Sailors of the Guard . Shown here in the front are, ...

Last week I was over at Tony’s playing out his excellent C&C Marston Moor game. I played a dashing Prince Rupert whilst Goya took on the...

Thanks to Ken, who sent me details of the flag carried by the Guard Marines, I have been able to complete my eagle-bearer for the unit. I...

FN/145 Dragoon Officer (marching) - on the left WN.10 Polish Officer (charging) - on the right I’ve painted some command figures for th...

The only casualty of our house move last year was my acrylic mirrored display cabinet which suffered a broken shelf. I can’t even blame the ...

FN/176 Officer, reading map FN/178 Guard, digging with spade I received a couple of vintage Hinton Hunt Engineers of the Guard figures...