Showing posts with label pose - infantry marching. Show all posts
Showing posts with label pose - infantry marching. Show all posts

Tuesday, 8 December 2009

The first of the Russians


This unit contains original castings of RN 17 (marching), RN 15 (firing) and RN 14 (charging). The middle officer is an original figure, the other two (with thick square bases) are David Clayton castings. The marching officer figure is a David Clayton design, and was not available from Hinton Hunt.

Sunday, 31 May 2009

British Infantry in Stovepipe Shakos



Probably if I had the choice all my British infantry would be from the range catalogued as 1801-11, in stovepipe shakos (BN 171 and 174-177). Unfortunately, Belgic Shakoed Waterloo era troops were bought and manufactured in far greater numbers, while ficures such as musicians and colour bearers were not provided.

I did manage to acquire one unit of vintage castings, and then around 60 or so Clayton castings of BN 177 privates, marching. I painted the original castings some time ago and have just completed the Clayton figures, as the 30th and 45th Foot, with a half battalion of the Dirty Half Hundreds (5oth Foot). My massed early infantry are assembled here - they could also serve in India as European regiments of John Company.

The two pictures are of the same troops, from slightly different angles.

Monday, 14 July 2008

FN 257 French Infantry of the Line 1807-12 Voltigeur marching


FN 247 French Infantry of the Line 1807/12 Fusilier marching


FN 146 French Dragoons of the Line 1807/12 Dragoon marching



WTN 7 Wurttemberg Infantry marching


FN 96 Marines of the Guard 1804/15 Marine marching


FN 78 French Young Guard 1810/15 Voltigeur Guard marching


FN 73 French Young Guard 1810/15 Tirailleur Guard marching



FN 67 French Foot Chasseurs of the Old Guard 1804/15 Chasseur marching


FN 16 French Infantry of the Line Voltigeur 1807/12 in greatcoat and plumed Shako marching

No picture of this figure is available at present.

FN 7A French Infantry of the Line 1812/15 Fusilier in breeches and gaiters, marching