Wars of the French Revolution

[Yankeepedlar01]

Latest progress is now available to view on my Blog ~
http://talesfromghq.blogspot.co.uk/2014/02/vive-la-republique.html
A sample picture~

Visitors always welcome!
David

[Phil Robinson]

Splendid work old chum, they looked most impressive on the table last week.

[joroas]

These look good!

Does those rather natty cockades have a spinning action? 

[former user]

I always tried to imagine how those times must have felt for these people You are actually repesenting so well...

[Emir of Askaristan]

Nice to see these big and bold chaps on the table. Well done!

[Marine0846]

Good looking figures.
A period that I have been interested in for years.
Nice see what you have done.

[Helen]

Nice work David. You are petty quick raising these units.

Cheers,

Helen

[joroas]

Grand looking figures DB, Blogger seems to playing silly beggars with some of the images again though.

Has he been sniffing wine gums again? 

[Yankeepedlar01]

Has he been sniffing wine gums again? 

Just polished off a bottle with dinner as it happens so you can have the whine gums!

[duc de limbourg]

These looking good.
Always great to see this underplayed period on a table.

[stefanov]

Very very nice units, I wish I had not painted some in 15mm...
Which ruleset do you plan to use?
cheers Stefano

[Patrice]

Nice army 

Let's fight again! We still need to cut off some heads in the current world! 

[Phil Robinson]

Very very nice units, I wish I had not painted some in 15mm...
Which ruleset do you plan to use?
cheers Stefano

Starting with Lassalle then progressing on to Black Powder as the forces grow, I believe.

[joroas]

It may still be available, but Dixons have an incredibly cheap deal on their French Revolutionary army....

[Yankeepedlar01]

It may still be available, but Dixons have an incredibly cheap deal on their French Revolutionary army....

No need of more French though at present John. Had seen it anyway, but keep trying...Then I forgot, you are, very usually.