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The British Army At Waterloo: November 2014

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The British Army At Waterloo. Sunday, 9 November 2014. The 15th (King's) Hussars. And Fons at Mabuhay Miniature Painting Service. Http:/ www.mmps.asia/. So thanks very much again guys! Here at last is the completed project! All the heads have been converted (using Perry French infantry in covered shakos). Most sources show them as red, but this chap's are clearly white. I'm not going to lose any sleep over it, just thought it was a fascinating painting. The Regiment was predominately English with only a ...

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The British Army At Waterloo: January 2014

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The British Army At Waterloo. Sunday, 26 January 2014. 33rd Foot - Number 2 Company and Number 3 Company. The latest submission for Curt's painting competition at Analogue Hobbies are these two companies of the 33rd Foot. No 2 Company lost 36% casualties and No 3 lost 66% - the worst for any Company in the British army during the 1815 campaign. And worse still a kilted Highlander (maybe 20 Frenchmen? Lieutenat Frederick Hope Pattison recalls. Pagan, Captain Trevor and Lieutenant. The unfortunate Pagan la...

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The British Army At Waterloo: February 2014

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The British Army At Waterloo. Sunday, 16 February 2014. Halkett's Brigade - Colonels and adjutants. Lieutenant John Lloyd of the 73rd - wounded at Quatre Bras but able to take over as Adjutant from Ensign Patick Hay who had been more seriously wounded. I wanted to evoke an air of beleagured despair and I'm quite pleased with the result. Mounted beside him, hoping in vain for some strong leadership, is the young Ensign and Adjutant William Thain. He was wounded at Waterloo but survived, only for E...Adjut...

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The British Army At Waterloo: May 2014

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The British Army At Waterloo. Thursday, 1 May 2014. Not much to report - have just been pushing on with Halkett's squares. After Quatre Bras each of the four regiments didn't number much more than 200 men each, so I've gone for companies of 18 men in square (with a drummer and extra serjeant or casualty lurking behind them). So far I've based. 30th - 7 companies. 33rd - 7 companies. 69th - 9 companies and light coy out skirmishing (battalion complete). 73rd - still to start! Subscribe to: Posts (Atom).

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The British Army At Waterloo: June 2014

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The British Army At Waterloo. Tuesday, 17 June 2014. Soone year to go. Without the advent of these I'd never have embarked on this madness. The combined square of the 30th (Cambridgeshire) and the 73rd Foot. One day I will get round to adding some flags! The mounted officer is Lieutenant and Adjutant Matthias Andrews. An errant Nassau casualty lies among the colour serjeants of the 30th. I need to get some sort of mat or terrain to take pics - I know this white sheet doesn't look great! Here is the comma...

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The British Army At Waterloo: April 2014

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The British Army At Waterloo. Tuesday, 8 April 2014. Warlord update - 1815. My second box of Warlord British infantry have arrived, 1815 this time, and very nice too. There are more great metal command sculpts - I love this officer and serjeant. The serjeant's left arm comes with the pike option (above) and a cane option (below). It's great to have some new options - the cane will definitely be put to good use for some figure in the future. Including some heads from French sets, there are 4 or 5 differen...

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The British Army At Waterloo: December 2014

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The British Army At Waterloo. Saturday, 13 December 2014. 42nd Foot (The Black Watch) - finished! So I repainted all of the faces and most of the tunics and added about 30 new guys, the command, some casualties etc. The 42nd had suffered so badly at Quatre Bras - caught out by the long corn, French cavalry had caught them in the open - that at Waterloo the regiment numbered barely 200 men. This then, is an acurate depicted of what their square would have looked like at Waterloo - surprisingly tiny. The o...

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The British Army At Waterloo: August 2014

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The British Army At Waterloo. Tuesday, 5 August 2014. New home, same project. So I have finally completed moving into our new home and started to unpack all the boxes of my Waterloo army. Although I have been working on the British army for the last few years, I have always had at the back of my mind that they will need some opposition, and so have also picked up any French 28mm bargains I could find over the last 15 years or so. Here are two complete line infantry battalions of 600 men each. The new pro...