28mm Napoleonic Portuguese

[Plutarch64]

Thanks again for the comments guys. It is always nice to call a project completed, but I found myself unexpectedly feeling a bit "lost" for a few days before starting a new one. I decided to get cracking on a few Foundry French I have had lying around for the best part of ten years, and it was nice to pick up something different.

[Jabba]

Finished my Casting Room cacadores then stood them next to the Warlord line figures, oops see below.
Left to right, Warlord, Casting Room, Victrix brits.

[Plutarch64]

Well, as long as you're not going to mix them in the same unit, I don't see that it is a major problem. Lovely work as usual, by the way.

[gustav]

Nice army shot Plutarch !   

Jabba - same with my Brigade Mini Portuguese Line Inf alongside my FR Cacadores and British
Not sure what to do - replace the Line or the Cacadores

[Jabba]

Hoping with the cacadores deployed out as skirmishers it won't be as noticeable, or may rebase to raise them up a bit. Failing that may sell and replace, Will see how it goes.

[rumacara]

They are nice and in diferent units i dont think they will be noticeable but in case of changing them go for the Front Rank or Brigade Games ones. They are bigger and they mix well.

[Shipka]

My advice is increase the thickness of your bssing material by 1mm

[Plutarch64]

Increasing the basing thickness is a good idea.

I added some magnetic strip to some 15mm Essex Napoleonics and that made them seem a lot more compatible with the 18mm ABs they are normally up against. Still shorter, but they don't look out of place in the same game together.

[JamesValentine]

well...being light infantry...they would use shorter guys...right? 

[rumacara]

Actually JamesValentine, when the Portuguese army started the caçadores battalions the first ones they picked where rural men well built and used to hunt and with a great terrain knolledge.