DBN Brunswickers

I've been re-vamping some of our Napoleonics in the wake of choosing to play 'Big Base' DBN.  One of the mini projects was to upgrade our Brunswick Corps.   There's something about the Black Uniforms that makes them look so cool.   As it stands the majority of them would be 'Militia' class, but they are still one of my favourite set of troops.  They have featured in one of our games, the 'Rumble on the Escourt' 1815 variant http://mrfarrow2udba1519k.blogspot.co.uk/2016/04/dbn15-french-vs-allies-1815.html   

For the 100 Days Campaign the Corps was about 6000 strong.  The foot troops amounted to 8 Battalions, about 5000 men.  A Brigade in DBN amounts to about 2000-2500 men.  I took the liberty to 'stretch' the formations & plumped for 3 Foot formations, 2 of Light & 1 of Line.  (Basically to use up the hordes of Jaeger & Lieb guard figures I've got)  The cavalry & artillery were very straight forward, 1 Brigade & 2 Batteries.

The Mighty Brunswickers

Light Brigade, Lieb Guard.  Minifigs & Lancashire Games figures

Another Light formation, Jaegers & Light, Avantgarde. 

Cavalry Brigade, Minifigs & some conversions (too many Uhlans I know, bet hey..)

The Hussars, the standard is made up.

The lovely Uhlans

Duke Of Brunswick & chums (I need to give him a beard...)

Line Brigade

Minifigs

Massed Artillery

Foot Battery, Minifigs & Lancashire Games figures

Horse Battery, Minifigs, Essex & Lancashire Games figures