My Peninsular British troops (Edit 10/08/17)

[Jabba]

Thanks again,  Plutarch64 and rumacara. Yes the trumpeters are interesting

Tony.

[Jabba]

After a couple of comments on other forums about whether I had a blog with extra pictures etc I have decided to give it a go. Not a great deal of content as of yet as I am still new to the software and am trying to retrospectively cover the two and a bit years I have been actively wargaming.

Anyway here it is http://jabbaswargaming.blogspot.co.uk/

Tony.

[Plutarch64]

Great stuff Tony, it is going to be a lot of fun to follow this.

[Jabba]

Next up the 2nd Battalion of Detachments part of Colonel Kemmis' Brigade of the 4th Division.

[Warboss Nick]

Good looking miniatures and a truely inspiring project to show what you can achieve with napoleonics. All thumbs up and keep them coming!

[wrgmr1]

Very nice work! You have created quite the army here!
Our group plays Shako 2 as well, we quite like them as a rule set. We can play a large 8 to 10 division game in and evening.

[Plutarch64]

Lovely stuff as usual Tony. I especially like the casualty counter.

[Jabba]

Cavalry casualty bases. 14th and 16th Light Dragoons and 4th Dragoons. Horses by Front Rank, bases by Charlie Foxtrot Models.

Blog Post

Tony.

[DintheDin]

First of all congrats for your growing army, you put a giant effort and the result is superb! 
Keep'em comning!
Then, I'd like to comment the casualty counters:
I've seen many extremely well-painted armies playing on the best of terrains and the overall visual effect to be ruined by hastily prepared markers...
So, you must be given one more credit for this point, for your markers are well done!
Bravo and bravo again!

[Jabba]

First of all congrats for your growing army, you put a giant effort and the result is superb! 
Keep'em comning!
Then, I'd like to comment the casualty counters:
I've seen many extremely well-painted armies playing on the best of terrains and the overall visual effect to be ruined by hastily prepared markers...
So, you must be given one more credit for this point, for your markers are well done!
Bravo and bravo again!

Thank you for your kind words.
Thankfully the club I joined prides itself on the look as well as the fun and friendly nature of it's games and this rubs off.

Tony.

[Plutarch64]

Lovely work on the casualty markers!