Surprise Surprise! Here's more figures for my and Lee's Retreat from Moscow project.
These poor chilly souls are painted up to represent a detachment of the French 24th Legere, who fought in Ney's Third Army, 10th Division (Ledru), in Gengoult's Brigade. But in all honesty they could be from any French light infantry unit, or any other Grenadier or Voltigeur unit.
In Sharpe Practice, skirmish units are usually in 6 man units. The figures are from the great range of figures made by North Star for the Muskets & Tomahawks ruleset, and are sold as a 6 man unit, as seen here. I've included a commander, once again from North Star's range.
I hope more figures will be added to this great looking range........not that I actually need anymore figures???
But who am I kidding!
Once again I've included their very own base, which I painted up before the Challenge, when we found out no terrain items were allowed this time round.
Onto the points, nice and easy...
7 figures at 5pts each = 35 pts
These troops pushed me back up to 27th place with a total of 205 points.
Sharp! And you have mastered the snow setting.
ReplyDeleteI think it look pretty cool tbh?
DeleteVery nice Ray…
ReplyDeleteThey certainly fit in well with the storm that is blowing outside at the moment .
All the best. Aly
Haha
DeleteThese fellas look cold! You and Lee are in locked in a chilling arms' race.
ReplyDeleteWe are indeed and he's winning!
DeleteAnother great addition to your project Ray, they look super.
ReplyDeleteCheers Donnie!
DeleteOh, amazing work!
ReplyDeleteThanks Michal.
DeleteYou are really doing a fantastic job on this project, Ray....as others have mentioned, you have got the snow on the tails of their great coats just right!
ReplyDeleteThanks Keith, it adds that little extra to the figures.
DeleteGreat additions! Excited for when we can get a full army shot.
ReplyDeleteMe too Dai.
DeleteGreat work. I really like the snow effect on the bottom of the greatcoats.
ReplyDeleteGlad you like it Lawrence.
DeleteI really like the look of these Ray, great work
ReplyDeleteThanks Neil, I'm glad you do!
DeleteBrilliant looking unit. You buying more figures than you need? Who would have thought it!
ReplyDeleteI know.....crazy eh?
DeleteThey look sufficiently frozen Ray! Great work!
ReplyDeleteChristopher
Yeh, a tad chilly!
DeleteVery nice work mate 👍
ReplyDeleteCheers Lee!
DeleteVery similar in style to Lee's Russians. I hope friendly fire doesn't result in any casualties.
ReplyDeleteYou never know.....
DeleteGreat work as always Ray. Love the snowy bases!
ReplyDeleteThanks Bill.
DeleteA grand addition to the project there!
ReplyDeleteThanks David!
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