30mm napoleonics (2 Viewers)

[johnnybach]

flats and fun

Love the French Artillery train pics, Ray. I especially like the drivers sitting side-saddle on their hores - with legs crossed over each other. Wouldn't mind having that set to paint for myself. Any idea on who/what/where??? jb

french artillery train

 

[nmrocks]

flats and fun

Love the French Artillery train pics, Ray. I especially like the drivers sitting side-saddle on their hores - with legs crossed over each other. Wouldn't mind having that set to paint for myself. Any idea on who/what/where??? jb

french artillery train

Hi JB, hope things go well with you, I'll do some digging

 

[nmrocks]

Here you go

Love the French Artillery train pics, Ray. I especially like the drivers sitting side-saddle on their hores - with legs crossed over each other. Wouldn't mind having that set to paint for myself. Any idea on who/what/where??? jb

Ok Jb, As Usual the boys over on the International flat figure society have come thru: I thought these might be Mignot figures which it seems are always difficult to find but they are actually an Ochel which is an active firm in Germany.
Additional info:
the tross is designed as artillery and tross Louis XIV. ; in the Ochel list they are in the part 7-years-war (1756-1763);
french artillery. I think you can use the tross with the new figures of french artllery Louis XIV. edited by Glorious Empires.
The soldiers are 7-years-war uniforms.
The Artist is Douchkine

french artillery train
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[nmrocks]

For today





Baroque paper theater dated to the mid 1800's




Austro-Hungarian troops 1756-1763






German mercinaries in the 1500's





from the Michigan toy soldier site

 

[nmrocks]

A a short weekend before hitting the road...

 

[nmrocks]

Napoleon at Malmaison






French artillery train 1809




La marseillaise


17th century Highlanders


might have posted before

 

[nmrocks]

Good Morning
Borodino


Wallenstein Coach






And another example of those who can never get enough WWII, please check with spouse before purchasing


Marriage of Napoleon








Other worldly being

 

[johnnybach]

Here you go

Love the French Artillery train pics, Ray. I especially like the drivers sitting side-saddle on their hores - with legs crossed over each other. Wouldn't mind having that set to paint for myself. Any idea on who/what/where??? jb

Ok Jb, As Usual the boys over on the International flat figure society have come thru: I thought these might be Mignot figures which it seems are always difficult to find but they are actually an Ochel which is an active firm in Germany.
Additional info:
the tross is designed as artillery and tross Louis XIV. ; in the Ochel list they are in the part 7-years-war (1756-1763);
french artillery. I think you can use the tross with the new figures of french artllery Louis XIV. edited by Glorious Empires.
The soldiers are 7-years-war uniforms.
The Artist is Douchkine

french artillery train

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Cheers Ray - thanks for the info on those.

All fine with me at the mo...........as I'm currently on a visit to one of my daughters - in Cape Town SA. When I get out of the pool - I'll have a quick look online - to see whether they might be available as unpainted castings.

Recently had some success in finding a Napoleonic Artillery piece ( six horses, three riders plus cannon) from B&S Zinnfiguren, Leipzig - which looks good and is reasonably priced - but the usual snag has arisen..............they don't do Paypal - and suggested that I pay by IBAN - which as we both know is enormously expensive - and when added to shipping costs - is MORE than the actuall cost of the products being ordered!!

I'll wait 'til I get back to the UK - and try to work it out with them.

 

[nmrocks]

JB! good to hears alls well with the Globetrotter a link to Some nice Knights on my flats thread.
Ray



Targanian vs Baratheon




Battle of Sempach 1387





German Tuetonic Knight




Antiques from mid 19th century

 

[johnnybach]

JB! good to hears alls well with the Globetrotter a link to Some nice Knights on my flats thread.
Ray



Battle of Sempach 1387





German Tuetonic Knight




Antiques from mid 19th century

Nice! Particularly like the "Crecy" knights form Berliner Zinnfiguren. I remember we discussed these a while back - and tried to buy some from the manufacturer - without success.

Berliner Z has quite a few of these for sale in small lots - so might go down that route IF I can't get 'em any other way. Some great looking sets in the last couple of pics too. thanks for posting - I'll save some of the pics for use later as painting guides.

P.S. - Off to NZ in June - to see the Grand-kids - gotta keep the air-miles coming! jb

 

[nmrocks]

Found this great artist







Battle of the Austrians under Schwartenburg






Castle siege in the middle ages






French Camp

 

[zblang]

I want some of whatever that guy took before he made those pieces! {sm3}

Very cool work!

 

[zblang]

They actually remind me of the opening credits of "Black Sails" a little bit

 

[nmrocks]

They actually remind me of the opening credits of "Black Sails" a little bit

Now that you mention it, it does have the same feel, wonder if he did a commision?
The Guys Great
Ray

 

[marco55]

They actually remind me of the opening credits of "Black Sails" a little bit

I was thinking that also.
Mark

 

[nmrocks]

a variety of flats

Wallenstiens in transit








winter scenes







napoleons camel corps 1789

 

[nmrocks]

Finally get a slow day so here's some more, some of these flags may have posted before, there is such a variety in this era, but the beauty is worth a look
Ray









russian dragoons 1812

 

[nmrocks]

More great flats

castle siege






Bavarian inf. 1763






battle of Plancenoit june 1815

 

[nmrocks]

a mix of art with the art of the flat




Triumph at Austerlitz






Battle of Lutzen may 1813




Assyrian slave market( not totally accurate)




Crossing at Brezina

 

[nmrocks]

And the band played on....

Parade for Napoleon






alice in Wonderland








knights


procession