Perry French artillery

 Not my greatest work to be honest

 And I really made a meal of the Guard horse

 Why are the wheels on Perry guns so hard to get right?

 The line horse artillery are ok

 Prefer more crew as well

 Four jsut looks wrong to me

 I like the guy aiming though

And I think I did a good job on the base of the Guard foot artillery.

 

Hope you like them.

Napoleonic Prussians

 My first completed army! 1813-15 Prussians

 These are the grenadiers - Perry fusiliers but you cant tell the difference

 I like these a lot

 Skirmishers bases - 2 triangles so can join the line as well

 Flag by GMB of course

 Below my heavy cavalry brigade commanders

 ON the left Perry, right Foundry

 Perry foot and horse artillery limbers

 Perry howitzer with Foundry crew

 Foundry Landwehr cavalry

 I personally think the Foundry Prussians are fantastic

 Some lovely facial details

 I hate doing lance penants

 Foundry heavy brigade - dragoons and cuirassiers

 horse artillery with captured French guns

 Foundry hussars, Perry command and Silesian Uhlans

 Foundry and Calpe reservists - one battalion painted as fusiliers

 Mounted officers for the reservists

 Foundry line infantry ( 2 musketeers and 1 fusiliers)

 Calpe and Foundry landwehr - 2 battalions of each

 Calpe volunteer Jaeger

 Blucher and staff - foundry

Hope you like the pictures. I'd had enough of painting these and the last gun with the limbers took me ages!  Full OOB is:

Grenadiers 1 x 36
Line 3 x 36
+ skirmishers
12 Jaeger

Reservists - 3 x 36

Landwehr - 4 x 36
12 volunteer jaeger

Foot artillery
1 limber, 2 x 12lb, 1 x howitzer

Cavalry

18 x cuirassiers
16 x dragoons
12 x hussars
12 x Uhlans
16 x Landwehr

Horse artillery
1 limber, 2 x 8lb, 1 x howitzer

Command
Blucher
Artillery
Brigade command ( Calpe )
Cavalry - Von Ziethen
Heavy cavalry
Light cavalry

To paraphrase ugh Cornwell and the Stranglers.."No more Prussians anymore..........."

Paul Hicks designed Duchy of Warsaw foot artillery

 The foot artillery have arrived!

 I think Paul has done a great job again

 I wont have any painted for a few weeks so these are jsut the bared metal

 They havent even been cleaned - this is how they came from the casters

 Loads of character yet again

 The gun here is a French 8lb

 This would I think be more correct for late 1812 to 1814

 From 1809 - Borodino etc Austrian 6lb might be more apt, but the French guns would be correct as well

 I am able to supply either French 8lb or Austrian 6lb

 Choice of crews either loading or firing

Please contact me for details - email is in contact details.