Post by bellealliance on Jan 15, 2021 3:17:19 GMT
Hello Forumers,
It's been nearly...three(!) years since I last posted here. A few things have changed in my life, but one thing that has remained is painting wargames figures. Although I've slowed down some, I have not stopped working on the plastic mountain.
First, a battalion of 8170 French Guard Chasseurs; their command is from 8297 French Line Infantry Command. Given the presence of the Eagle presumably the 1st battalion 1st Regiment.
Next up, the Staff of the Army of the Low Countries (so far).
Left: I Corps staff showing in the foreground Major General Jean Victor de Constant Rebecque (with some modification such as the addition of an orange sash) from 8297 French Infantry Command. The other figures on this stand are General William Prince of Orange and an unidentified British officer.
Right: 1st Division staff showing on the foreground Major General Sir George Cooke (with modification) from 8304 British Infantry Command. With him on the same base another unidentified British officer.
Best of wishes to old friends and new,
Kay ST
It's been nearly...three(!) years since I last posted here. A few things have changed in my life, but one thing that has remained is painting wargames figures. Although I've slowed down some, I have not stopped working on the plastic mountain.
First, a battalion of 8170 French Guard Chasseurs; their command is from 8297 French Line Infantry Command. Given the presence of the Eagle presumably the 1st battalion 1st Regiment.
Next up, the Staff of the Army of the Low Countries (so far).
Left: I Corps staff showing in the foreground Major General Jean Victor de Constant Rebecque (with some modification such as the addition of an orange sash) from 8297 French Infantry Command. The other figures on this stand are General William Prince of Orange and an unidentified British officer.
Right: 1st Division staff showing on the foreground Major General Sir George Cooke (with modification) from 8304 British Infantry Command. With him on the same base another unidentified British officer.
Best of wishes to old friends and new,
Kay ST
