Obee
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- Aug 27, 2009
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My Rocket Troop, RHA have finally been deployed on my Battlefield, following thier long voyage to 'the Great South Land'
(I think they must have come by sailing ship )
I've arranged them with a few other figures to give a realistic pose for the first firing on the rockets against Bonaparte's troops.
The addition support has been provides by a Section Commander (K&C NA 200) who is shouting orders to "Load Rockets" while a Gun Sergeant (K&C NA097) is ready to observe the 'fall of shot' while another gunner stands ready with rocket pole (Dep Prado 007).
I am most impressed with these figures, being the first venture by Thomas Gunn into the Napoleonic era, and by making unique figures that are most compataible with other bigger makers, he's sure to capture this part of the maket.
I'm sure looking forward to getting my next shipment of French Greandiers of the Imperial Guard, and the forthcoming 95th Rifles (see recent post for images), so keep up the good work, Tom.
Well Done,
John
(I think they must have come by sailing ship )
I've arranged them with a few other figures to give a realistic pose for the first firing on the rockets against Bonaparte's troops.
The addition support has been provides by a Section Commander (K&C NA 200) who is shouting orders to "Load Rockets" while a Gun Sergeant (K&C NA097) is ready to observe the 'fall of shot' while another gunner stands ready with rocket pole (Dep Prado 007).
I am most impressed with these figures, being the first venture by Thomas Gunn into the Napoleonic era, and by making unique figures that are most compataible with other bigger makers, he's sure to capture this part of the maket.
I'm sure looking forward to getting my next shipment of French Greandiers of the Imperial Guard, and the forthcoming 95th Rifles (see recent post for images), so keep up the good work, Tom.
Well Done,
John