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I'm not a great Napoleonic fan but these were done for a customer and I must admit that they made me think that 1:1 figure scale wasn't quite the daft idea that I at first thought. The unit strengths had to be 'adjusted' a bit to fit the block sizes so that the sub-units came out at approximately the correct size. We adjusted downwards to give something nearer to campaign strengths rather than 'official' strengths. The 5 man strips in the front ranks are notched so that they can be broken apart and distributed along the battalion/squadron as Officers and NCO's. The blocks used are from both the Horse & Musket and Renaissance ranges.
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Above : Three battalions of French Infantry in Ordre Mixed with a company of light infantry skirmishing in advance of the left flank column. Below : A close up of the column. |
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Above : Five Russian infantry battalions in the process of deploying. Below : The central column in close up. |
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Above : Three French cavalry squadrons. Below : The centre of the line in close up. |
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Above : The Russian cavalry Below : The centre in close up - Lancers in the 1st line, Cuirassiers behind. |
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