Hurrah! All of my Saxons completed in under 2 weeks!
Corps commander (Bernadotte) and reserve artillery:
Garde grenadiers, line grenadiers and schutzen (light infantry) in a combined brigade:
A brigade of grenadiers with schutzen in front:
Cavalry brigade of cuirassiers in front and chevauxlegers behind:
Second cavalry brigade with Garde cavalry in front and a rear rank of chevauxleger and hussars (2 shots of the same base):
Corps commander (Bernadotte) and reserve artillery:
Garde grenadiers, line grenadiers and schutzen (light infantry) in a combined brigade:
A brigade of grenadiers with schutzen in front:
Cavalry brigade of cuirassiers in front and chevauxlegers behind:
Second cavalry brigade with Garde cavalry in front and a rear rank of chevauxleger and hussars (2 shots of the same base):
So now the much maligned Saxon infantry and their superb cavalry can take to the field to restore their reputation (if Bernadotte actually gets them there)
cheers
Hello,
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However, I can't get the effect of the long yellow wheat. Do you have a link to the product you bought? I'd appreciate getting my hands on such a material.
cheers!
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ReplyDeleteThis is the beige wildgrass matting from noch that I use. It comes in other shades too.
cheers
Steve
Dear Steve
ReplyDeleteFantastic troops - very nicely painted. I am thinking of doing some Baccus 6mm Saxons, I was wondering if you could let me know which packs you used?
I believe that the infantry were Prussians - what about the cavalry?
I was directed here from the Baccus site.
Many thanks, in advance, for any help.
Regards
Colin (the wargamer)