Miniature Wars you may have missed

 Finally I get the first part of the British Napoleonic's completed .... all having been primed for about 3 months. Two Horse Artillery ...

 Having received my 1812 The Retreat from Moscow rule book I got straight to work on gathering the necessary terrain - which is helpfully li...

 Normal programming has returned. A parade of my French and Dutch Napoleonic armies. Both have had their bases freshly flocked to make them ...

 First post for 2026 and last post for the French Army Painting Project The last two units for the French Napoleonic Army.  the 92nd* and 72...

 Final post for 2025. This is 31 posts for the year which is a record for my blog and for the first time exceeds my target of 26 posts a yea...

 The final two regiments of the French Line Infantry are now completed. First up the 19th Regiment 19th Regiment in column 19th Regiment in ...

  The French 3rd Line Regiment leaves the painting desk. Another unit painted in what feels to be an endless march towards completing this p...

 The final cavalry unit is now completed. Some French Lancers... every Napoleonic army worth its salt should have some lancers. As always, c...

 Another unit leaves the painting desk. A second unit of Dragoons. Painted mostly with contrast paints Compared with the previous unit (on t...

 Another post of my painting output. Two units of Light Infantry ready to show the rest of Europe what's what. The 1st Legere Regiment N...

 Another two French line Infantry Regiments march off the painting desk. In March Attack!  17th on the left and 105th on the right. In a fir...

Another regiment of line rolls off the painting desk. I seem to be able to paint one regiment a week so hopefully it will all be "over ...

I have started painting the line infantry. I was not that happy with the results for the light infantry so have used a lot more contrast pai...