The Danube Campaign - Napoleon's last triumph

[mordor]

Hi everyone,

It's that time of year again: I've finished my next range of figures and now have a new Kickstarter going!
This time I decided to do more Austrians and finally some French to expand my range for 1809.
Here's the link to the Kickstarter if anyone is interested:
https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/pianowargames/the-danube-campaign-part-1

I hope you like the new figures! Again they all come both in white metal and as STL files for 3D printing
And here are some of the pictures I took last week:











All the best
Lucas

[vtsaogames]

My, my, what pretty figures.

[has.been]

My, my, what pretty figures.

Amen to that.

[Ray Rivers]

Excellent sculpting on these figures! 

Your painters are amazing... 

[Codsticker]

Beautiful work; right from the sculpting, through the painting and the photography.

[Mad Guru]

Wow.  I've never collected Napoleonics but as has already been said, the sculpts, paint jobs and photography -- and also the bits of terrain around the edges -- are fantastic.  Well done!

[Bloggard]

Beautiful work; right from the sculpting, through the painting and the photography.

and then some 

[blacksoilbill]

Stunning!

[Axebreaker]

Fantastic!

Christopher

[mordor]

Thank you very much for the kind words guys, I am very glad that you like the figures (and the photos!)! 

[MaleGriffin]

Fantastic figures gorgeously painted! Superb!

[wkeyser]

They are beautiful figures as good as or even better than Perry or AB in my opinion.

I asked the designer Lucas if it is possible to print in 10mm and he said it would be hard as the weapons might be too thin, I would love to hear from anyone who has done that successfully with any of his other stl files.

I would like to start a project for a 1/10 figure ratio rules set and the only way to really do that would be 6-8 or 10mm for a brigade level game on a normal table.

William

[vtsaogames]

Fantastic figures gorgeously painted! Superb!

On your slogan "Don't bother running, you'll just die tired":
I saw a middle-aged woman with a shirt that read "I tried running but kept spilling the wine".

[Jemima Fawr]

Utterly stunning! 

Sculpting, casting, painting, composition and photography is all perfect and I think you've achieved some of the finest wargaming photos ever seen in these hallowed halls!

(Though I think some of those groups are crying out for a caption competition...) 

[has.been]

(Though I think some of those groups are crying out for a caption competition...) 

I'll start.

First Picture. "Francois! Gallop over to that Austrian Colonel and get me...
                     the name of his Tailor"