I based these chaps quite differently to my usual style, here the 24 man battalion is broken down into four bases with two miniatures each and another four bases with four miniatures. This is a little experiment for situations where an elite light battalion can be broken down for a skirmish line. I'm only going to do it for special regiments such as this one and the 95th Rifle battalions, otherwise moving the little men might be too much of a chore with lots of bases!
Yet another Blog of one man's fascination with the Napoleonic period in 10mm, 15mm and 28mm figures. I also dabble in Imaginations and other periods. Here I will post pictures of my painted miniatures and whatever random thoughts may occur as I paint, base and game. Enjoy!
Saturday 4 August 2012
Brunswick Avant Garde
These are all CGM figures and were easy to paint, they are still no where near as good as AB but a bit cheaper at £11.50 for a 24 man battalion from Vexilla compared with £18 for a AB battalion. Old Glory are best value for money with £15 for two 24 man battalions. Vexilla did not stock the skirmish pose which may have looked better.
I based these chaps quite differently to my usual style, here the 24 man battalion is broken down into four bases with two miniatures each and another four bases with four miniatures. This is a little experiment for situations where an elite light battalion can be broken down for a skirmish line. I'm only going to do it for special regiments such as this one and the 95th Rifle battalions, otherwise moving the little men might be too much of a chore with lots of bases!
I based these chaps quite differently to my usual style, here the 24 man battalion is broken down into four bases with two miniatures each and another four bases with four miniatures. This is a little experiment for situations where an elite light battalion can be broken down for a skirmish line. I'm only going to do it for special regiments such as this one and the 95th Rifle battalions, otherwise moving the little men might be too much of a chore with lots of bases!
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