Alliance of the Big Battalions Artistry (AotBB Painting Club)

[Muzfish4]

No 45 Prussian Infantryman from the Age of Bismark
This miniature is by Helion from memory and is from their 1866 range

[vcina]

Looks great!

[Kommando_J]

No. 46 French Savant/Directoire Dandy

My own contribution, putting this pick s a placeholder while I decide how to base him.

[Helen]

No 47 Hungarian Honved, Hungarian Up-Rising 1848-49, Steve Barber Models

[Silent Invader]

No 48
Lieutenant, 95th Rifles
Peninsular War

Instead of a sabre he carries a heavy cavalry sword (Sharpe!)

He's a plastic conversion using Perry parts. IIRC, I used ACW gunner legs, a Light Dragoon body and various bits from the British line infantry set. The pistol is a cut down musket.

[Captain Blood]

Very dashing.

[Helen]

Some great additions added to the thread. The rifleman's conversion is lovely.

[Dez]

72 line infantry regiment. 1812 Russia, Perry

[vcina]

Great work.

[Orctrader]

Nice.   

(But I thought it was a "one figure only" rule.    )

[Dez]

I understand that you can a few, I'm sorry. If you violate the rules, then delete the message. I just showed it, I grabbed it, liked it myself ...   

[Lt. Hazel]

Yep. Only single based and one miniature per day. But Dez attached no number, so for me he is just showing cool miniatures. If he wants the badge he will have to add a single miniature.

[Silent Invader]

49 Spanish Guerilla (Skirmisher)
Peninsular War, say 1810/12

He's a conversion using parts from various Perry plastic sets.



Note: he's not photoshopped but I have 'scrubbed out' another mini that was too back of shot and if this is at all 'not in the spirit' please do eliminate me 

[Hammers]

50. Officer of the 11th Hussars, 1855



Eureka, Pax Limpopo range

[Captain Blood]

Flashy, by jingo! Lovely job Peder. Cherrybottoms and all 

That's another ingenious conversion Steve.

Halfway there. Cue Bon Jovi...