More Napoleonic Russians, this time the splendid Artillery. The vast majority are from Lancashire Games again. There's something about the green/red colour combination that makes them look fantastic
(ggggrrr.. Blogger, COLOUR is spelled correctly...lol). The Russians had Heavy & Light Foot Batteries. Again like our French, 6 figures were used to make up a Heavy 12pdr battery. 4 figures for the Light Foot. To finish off, we have some Russian Horse Artillery, the type with the Dragoon Helmet, again Lancashire Games.
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| A Russian Grand Battery of Heavy 12pdr Guns |
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| Minifigs guns, Lancashire Games crew. |
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| Russian Light Battery |
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| This time, Minifigs crew (from Ebay), Lancashire Games guns. |
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| Russian Horse Artillery |
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| I love these, they are the 'Dogs Bollocks'...lol |
2 comments:
I've worried for years about the promiscuous wastage of "u" in British English--colour, neighbour, armour--where will it end?! WHERE WILL IT END?! (And what will the UK do when its strategic reserve of u's has run out--the mind reels.)
Anxiously yours,
Chris
Nice one Chris,
your comment did make me chuckle! I was just mad at the Blogger text editor....lol
All the best & worrying with you
MrF
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