I have quite a backlog of units painted over the last year, so spent a few hours last weekend taking photos and uploading them. I'll post new units every Friday or Saturday, once I've written something explaining what they are, and should have the backlog cleared after three months or so! So stay tuned if you want to see a range of French Empire and Austrian units, including some more unusual pieces amongst them.
I'll start things off though, with more of my favourite Napoleonic unit (hence title of this blog!). Here are two new French Chasseur units, looking very pretty wearing more of a dress rather than campaign uniform. These are from the new(ish), plastic box set from Perry, which is superb with many different options available.
Another excellent Perry kit which also comes with a full colour complete painting and modelling guide for French Chasseurs. Note you get 14 cavalry in each kit, though I've only done up 12 per unit which is my standard number for cavalry. You can also see the Perry metal Chasseurs in campaign uniform, which I painted up over ten years ago now, in this previous post. The plastic Chasseur kit comes with option to do campaign or full dress uniform and uniform features spanning from early to late Napoleonic period.
These look terrific, the contrasting facing colours and the trumpeters' coats really stand out. They fit your blog name too!
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Stephen
Great looking figures. The plastic kits have a great look painted up.. I like the variety available in them,, as you mentioned. . Look forward to seeing your backlog in photos. .
ReplyDeleteVery nice indeed, crisply painted, they look great, superb!
ReplyDeleteGreat work Mark. I always think the pink facings give a real lift to chassuer (and dragoon) uniforms. Lovely stuff.
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