French Chasseur a Cheval, Prussian Cuirassier of SYW and a Colour Sergeant 24th foot 1879.
The Duke of Marlborough;
Marlborough's Guards;
Sergeant and hat company drummer;
The army of George II;
Trooper, 2nd Royal North British Dragoons (Greys);
Foot Guards, full dress and campaign dress, Highland grenadier; hat man line infantry;
Labayen (I think, of Spain):
French Napoleonic Guard chasseur and a 5th hussar.
Del Prado part-work ‘Napoleon at War’ No credit to me for these;
Duke of Wellington; British Royal Marine 1796 and a driver of the French guard artillery train.
Airfix 54mm plastic kits;
French Line fusilier;
AWI: Private, hat company as it came. Hessian musketeer officer from bits.
Napoleonic British 10th hussar, 54mm Airfix as it came.
Splendid work, I must get those Rose Marlburians for my current project. I'm now finding 54mm figures far more fun to paint than smaller scales.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the comment. The big 'uns are certainly easier to see!
ReplyDeleteOh, to do Waterloo in this scale 1 to 1. You could lock me in a shed with these forever. Nice work. 54's were my first passion.
ReplyDelete1:1 in 54mm, table size? 80x80 yards :)
ReplyDeleteWhat I'm interested in trying is painting one of these again after a gap of 40 years, enamel and oils versus acrylic.
As said somewhere else I find this a great collection! The Rose miniatures are my favorites!
ReplyDeleteGreetings
Peter
Beautiful minis, love the Prussian cuirassier!
ReplyDeleteThanks guys. What's surprising is the range the various makers covered (probably still do). Found two incomplete ones from Rose, surprisingly they are Landsknechts. No doubt the urge will come upon me to do something with them.
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