This lunchtime I finished off the 9th Prussian Reserve Infantry.
Forming figures in a firing pose with muskets and bayonets is a bit of a jigsaw. As a result these guys will probably send most of the time in line.
The nco is a an old Rose miniatures figure and fits in nicely. The standard bearer is a Douglas figure with cast on flag
So what next.
I think I may have enough units painted for a small game.
Line is best for shooting down those damned Frenchies. Super unit, what's next?
ReplyDeleteHi Rob
DeleteI think some cavalry types are needed next or perhaps some Old Guard or British RHA or ....
Very handsome figures!
ReplyDeleteBest Regards,
Stokes
Thanks Stokes. Prussians on Stovepipes are rather fetching.
DeleteI am sure you've hit upon the origin of the British Army using line instead of column in the period. Lovely old school feel to these and beautifully painted.
ReplyDeleteCheers, Peter
The British have always be fond of forming an orderly line when queuing. A column is just not British.
DeleteVery nice sir...
ReplyDeleteVery Shooty...
I have to say it is a very unusual position... you have certainly got the best out of them...
Looking forward to seeing your game.
All the best. Aly
Hi Aly
DeleteIt was the uniqueness of the pose that was like a siren calling me paint them.
takes me back.....
ReplyDeleteHi Colin
DeleteBack to the future for me.
These have got to be one of the best retro regiments ever, Mark. They're quirky, colourful and in every respect just stunning.
ReplyDeleteYours, in awe
WM
Colourful and quirky is all well good. But can they fight.
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