Denziens Napoleonics
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About the Project
I've always floated around napoleonic wargames but I've never concentrated on it. I've done tiny 10m andxa bit of 28m. This new year I want to work on napoleonic minis for 3 different systems....maybe four.
Related Genre: Historical
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Smaller scale
Looking at the rules for soldiers of Napoleon I think this system works better for smaller scales. I already have a French army in 10mm so had a look at the army lists. I have enough minis for three brigades which us great. I need to dig out my British alied army and see what they have. The armies need a bit of a repair. I also found what scenery I have for this scale. I think I need more
Based up Russian force
Flocked up bases. Still need some flags. My silver bayonet minis are mixed in with the regular force 
Silver bayonet Russians done
Back home I've been able to flock my minis
I've also added the werebear and coachman
Silver Bayonet Russians
Thrown in with the rest of my Russians I have a small band of supernatural investigators that I printed from lost heresy. I thought while i was sticking to the Russian theme I'dget my silverbayonet minis done at the same time and get some blurry pics done. Heading home after the Christmas break tomorrow so i can get to basing. 
Russian Infantry
I managed to get all 57 painted in 7 days. Now I gave no choice but to be sociable with family 
Skirmishers 
Officer
Grenadiers 
Infantry 
I'll have to wait until I get home to base them andxdorce some standards Starting a Russian force
Every Christmas I spend a couple weeks away in Ireland and I always take some minis with me to paint. In preparation I 3D printed some Russians from battle cat miniatures. For £15 you can get stl files for the vast majority of infantry. I've printed off three 12 man infantry units. One 12 man grenadiers unit and 8 light infantry men an officers.
I had 57 minis to paint and set them up on the bedside table to work through 
These are the paints I took with me. I used a shaving case as a mini travel bag. All the minis survived the flight in tact. I hope they survive the journey back.What I have already....French
I have a sizable French collection fir skirmish games already put together with a couple of perry plastic boxes. Trouble is remembering what each unit is meant to be. The French army is a confusing collection of different units. I had to look at my old paint jobs and try and figure out who they all are and if they are covered in the SandB rules.
My only cavalry unit the Hussars
One artillery piece 
I think these are carabiner with tall red plumes. A sort of grenadier light infantry 
These look like chasseurs a sort of rapid light infantry unit
Look like imperial guard to me
The guard also have their own versions of the chasseur and carabiner units just to confuse me even more. These are the Guard Voltigeurs
I think the plumes denote imperial guard carabiner 
I have three units of standard fusilier infantry but to confuse things I painted a unit in red as allied Swiss.
Voltigeurs
Grenadiers. I have all the infantry covered apart from national guard militia units but it's the cavalry I need. They are just as confusing as the infantry with some of the same classifications. Because units are in squads of 12 or 8 and as low as 4 you can cover a lot of options with just a couple of plastic kits. It's worth going for the skirmish look as rank and file marching doesn't look right to me in a small scale game.What I have already...British
For Shakos and bayonets I already have a few British originally purchased for Chosen men. Mist line infantry come in units of 12 so I've decided to get three line infantry units for each force as a core selection. I have one and a bit of British line infantry made from a perry box.
One artillery piece 
I have lots of rifle units which can have up to 8 in a unit so a very elite force for the British 
Officer minis available. So I'm missing some cavalry, light infantry, grenadiers and a mounted officer would be nice. Also bump up that line infantry to three units. 
