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Author Topic: Waterloo in 28mm - My journey log  (Read 84947 times)

Offline Helge

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Re: Waterloo in 28mm - My journey log
« Reply #465 on: January 30, 2025, 02:40:57 PM »
My January was dominated by travel and assembly of the remaining (hundreds) of horses, as well as a few hundred figures for other games (SAGA and Hail Caesar). Still, I did manage a bit more progress for the Prussians. I give you Oberstleutnant von Brandenstein, commanding the 1. Pommersche Landwehr Regiment. The regiment only had its 1st and 2nd Battalion on the field as the third was detached to guard the baggage. I used Front Rank which only offers two poses and a single command set.





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Offline Helge

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Re: Waterloo in 28mm - My journey log
« Reply #466 on: January 30, 2025, 02:47:18 PM »
Over the holidays I have also composed the dedicated page for the Prussians. This is now launched as a "work in progress" here:
https://wargamingworkshop.com/historical-collection/napoleonics/prussian-army-of-the-lower-rhine/

You will have to scroll down to find the painted units which are all part of IV Korps. As I usually do, I added the description for every unit while I assembled them, with lots of placeholders until each unit gets painted. That allows me to note down the manufacturer, choice of flag, etc. per unit - info that I will likely have forgotten by the time I get around to painting them :). Enjoy!

Offline LazyStudent

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Re: Waterloo in 28mm - My journey log
« Reply #467 on: January 31, 2025, 08:21:17 AM »
Really great painting as always! Interesting to know that you also manage to work on other projects in parallel! Makes these chaps even more impressive! :)
Side question - Which army are you building for SAGA?
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Offline Helge

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Re: Waterloo in 28mm - My journey log
« Reply #468 on: January 31, 2025, 01:48:31 PM »
Thanks.

For Saga, I have an assortment of Age of Vikings warbands with a few still left to paint. I then won a Roman warband during a tournament which  still needs a few units. On a whim, I also bought some boxes from Fireforge to assemble an Ordenstaat (Teutonic Knights) and Mongol warband since they are both such a unique  departure from the Age of Viking era. Then my local club has jumped into Age of Chivalry with the new release so I followed with a bunch of Perry boxes. Assembling English, Frenchg/Burgundian/Free Companies, Swiss, Condottieri, and York/Lancaster warbands right now. All-in about 750 figures to paint which will nicely counterbalance the drab Prussians with some flamboyant colours :)

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Re: Waterloo in 28mm - My journey log
« Reply #469 on: February 01, 2025, 02:46:06 AM »
"750 figures to paint which will nicely counterbalance the drab Prussians".  Oh my.  Best of luck with all the armies.
Painted:  2025:158; 2024: 410; 2023: 37; 2022: 56

Offline Helge

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Re: Waterloo in 28mm - My journey log
« Reply #470 on: February 03, 2025, 07:20:32 PM »
Here we have 2. Pommersche (Pommeranian) Landwehr Regiment with three battalions. Oberstleutnant von Pawels is in command. The figures are all 3D printed and about as basic as it gets (except one metal leader because the print failed).






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Re: Waterloo in 28mm - My journey log
« Reply #471 on: February 04, 2025, 12:07:37 PM »

 simply superb work

Offline LazyStudent

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Re: Waterloo in 28mm - My journey log
« Reply #472 on: February 04, 2025, 01:24:15 PM »
Then my local club has jumped into Age of Chivalry with the new release so I followed with a bunch of Perry boxes. Assembling English, Frenchg/Burgundian/Free Companies, Swiss, Condottieri, and York/Lancaster warbands right now. All-in about 750 figures to paint which will nicely counterbalance the drab Prussians with some flamboyant colours :)

Hehe!! I played in the UK's first AoC tournement the other weekend (traveled over from the UEU as my best friend organised it!) AoC is a really great expansion and there are a lot of things to learn. I took the Swiss and got hammered. They are a tough faction to play correctly :D But still lots of fun to play. Are you going to post a new tread for your Saga minis?

Amazing Prussians as always ;)


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Re: Waterloo in 28mm - My journey log
« Reply #473 on: February 05, 2025, 06:10:25 PM »
More great work!  Well done, lad!
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Re: Waterloo in 28mm - My journey log
« Reply #474 on: Today at 02:11:47 AM »
Might be a bit basic but they look great as a unit.

 

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