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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!
Very nice Ken,
ReplyDeleteA whole load of work those guys.
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Paul
Thanks Paul, next I'm painting up some generals and staff (including a certain Mr Murat).
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Ken
:-) look forward to them! Will you be doing an army to fight these guys?
ReplyDeleteAlso what Rules are you using?
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Paul
I'm trying to build up a prussian army - I already have prussians & french, with some brits and brunswickers in 1/72 plastic but its flaking away! Broken bayonets, swords and lances is the state of it. I might put some pictures up. Anyway, thats what prompted me to swap to 15mm metal. Plus I like the weighty feel they have.
ReplyDeleteIts going to take ages at my rate of painting - not so long ago I could easily stay up till 1:00pm in morning painting away. Now its a few hours on the weekend or a hour or two during the week.
In terms of rulesets I've got grande armee which is nice and easy. Lasalle (not played but looks ok). I've got General De Brigade, never played it but looks complex as there are no examples of play.
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Ken
Very nice work there looks like you've put in a lot of work, all worth it, I look forward to following your progress.
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Thanks Kent - you have got some pretty amazing paint jobs on your blog. Especially, the Quatre-Bras diorama.
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Ken
have you tred the black powder rules, dex
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