These are CGM figures, the poses are a little wooden and too similar but they painted up ok and represent two of few allied cavalry regiments actually present at Quatre-Bras. The light blue figures are the 6th Dutch hussars and the green figures are the 5th Belgian light dragoons. These were commanded by General Merlin who later died at Waterloo. This brigade performed well enough but was later pulled back into reserve after several encounters with the French. Thanks to the similarity of their uniforms with the French, the 5th dragoons were fired on by the English infantry mistaking them for Chassuers a' Cheval! I usually only base divisional generals but I'm tempted to paint up Merlin to go with these guys. I'm waiting for some GMB flags to complete the units.
Excellent brush-work! Forgive my ignorance but what is CGM short for?
ReplyDeleteAnother excellent looking unit.
ReplyDeleteVery good! I like you painting, very beautiful unit!
ReplyDeleteThey're very nice looking figures!
ReplyDeleteThanks guys!
ReplyDeleteCGM (Campaign Game Miniatures), they are a Spanish company. The cavalry are not so good but I think their infantry figures are quite good.
Lovely work indeed!
ReplyDeleteVery nice work Ken! I do like the colors, and this is a beautiful unit...Waterloo is not far...
ReplyDeleteBest,
Phil.
They came out great Ken,
ReplyDeleteThe horses are a nicer figure than I remember.
I like those figures Ken, especially with your beaut painting.
ReplyDeleteJames
god job friends!!
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