Back onto dry land for my latest update with a unit of Kings German Legion Light Infantry for the Hundred Days Campaign.
I've got a load more of these in the backlog and think that I ought to add another base with muskets to the group to bring them up to six stands.
The unit has mixed musket and rifle armed composition two of the five bases are armed with Baker rifles.
One of the rifle bases also has a bugler.
Originally I planned to put the Officers and NCO's on the same stands as the infantry, but instead took the option of mounting them separately as I think that the KGL Lights will make a great force for Sharpe Practice.
Great looking KGL Lights, Scrivs. Interesting that you noted they were a bit slight in build. Haven't seen these in person before, so nice to know.
ReplyDeleteThank you Dean.
DeleteThey look OK next to Perrys, but I think they look a bit malnourished next to, for example the chunkier Warlord figures
Excellent work, Paul! While the Brigade Games' figures are more svelte, the infantry look fine alongside Front Rank. The cavalry are much smaller to my eye.
ReplyDeleteThanks Jonathan.
DeleteI've not put the 1st Dragoons out on the table yet so have not compared to the existing Perry and Warlord models
Superb looking figures
ReplyDeleteThank you Neil
DeleteSuper job on those, clever thinking on basing the officers etc. separately for Sharp Practice.
ReplyDeleteCheers Phil, indeed another gaming opportunity
DeleteBeautiful work Paul! Have to try this period in future :)
ReplyDeleteThank you Michal
DeleteGreat looking troops Paul.
ReplyDeleteCheers Ray
DeletePaul,
ReplyDeleteI have always liked the Brigade Range of figures and I'm getting ready to do some of their FIW. Great painting of the KGL Lights.
Neil
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Thanks Neil, I do really like the range too, if they did some 100 days Anglo-allied infantry I'd get a load of them too, sadly only in stovepipes
DeleteGreat job on some very nice figures.
ReplyDeleteThank you
DeleteGreat work Paul, you gotta love those dark green uniforms. The moustaches and bayonets really make the stand out from the 95th
ReplyDeleteJim
Thanks Jim, I was thinking the same.
DeleteLovely looking troops... very businesslike in their somber uniforms.
ReplyDeleteAll the best. Aly
Thank you Aly, hopefully that farmyard will get defended with Teutonic efficiency :)
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