For those you missed it, pics of the first battalion can be found here . This one is in the traditional march attack, and again Rog has done a beautiful job. I finished basing it a while ago, but in a moment of stupidity/absentmindedness I glued the damn flag upside down! So I had to reorder a flag from GMB and carefully remove the upside down flag to put the new one. Doh!
I intend to start painting another battalion soon, the 2nd battalion of the 1st regiment (I already painted the 1st battalion) so to have 4 battalion. Add a artillery battery in there and I should have a small Polish brigade for my next game, once all those knee problems are behind me.
and a pic of the whole 8th regiment
Beautiful brushwork on those Poles. Great figures too. I really must get a few.
ReplyDeleteThanks Jonathan! Have a look at the Murawski sale, some nice deals at the moment.
DeleteBeautiful, stunning work there
ReplyDeleteIan
Thanks Ian! Rog did most of the work ;-)
DeleteLovely, very colourful, that's what Napoleonics are all about. Bravo!
ReplyDeleteThanks! Its why I love the early Poles, they are really colourful and varied.
DeleteBeautiful work Iannick !
ReplyDeleteWhen will you be back on your feet ?
Feel better.
Nico.
Merci Nico! Je ne donnes plus de dates c une complication apres l'autre! J'espere mi automne. J'ai hate de rejouer!
DeleteBeautiful figures to be sure. I will look forward to seeing them in person.
ReplyDeleteJohn
Slowly but surely well get to add Poles to our battles!
DeleteThanks Andrew. Can't wait to have a complete brigade.
ReplyDeleteGreat figures and paintjob. Defuinitely tempting me to expand my existing GDW forces. They are quite useful from 1809 - 1813, and were dedicatd to the cause of the Emperor, and of course, Polabnd!
ReplyDeleteThanks! I really do find they are one of the most underappreciated force in Napoleonic wargaming.
DeleteThat is some wonderful work!
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