Friday, 30 October 2026

Retreat from Moscow - Yes I know....More 25mm French Wagons

 


How many French wagons do you need for the Retreat from Moscow??
I thought I'd give the 15mm a rest for a brief time.....


Another two of course!


This one is from Warbases, with a Warbases wagon load a Redoubt horse and another Depot Battalion 17th century driver with a Napoleonic head.


If I remember correctly, this ones one of the newer Warlord, Black Powder MDF wagons.


Again with a Depot Battalion driver with a green stuff blanket wrapped around them, the load is made of of some odds and sods of boxes and barrels I glued to a piece of card, so it would fit into the quite small footprint of the wagon.


18 comments:

  1. N. could have used you as transport and logistics officer!

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    1. I did hear a good word was put in for me for the job?

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  2. Well done. The snow on the wagons looks very real.

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  3. Magnificent carts! There’s something charming about winter miniatures

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  4. Are we going to have a whole logistics corp photo? It would be be an amazing sight.

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  5. Very nice Ray, you wait for ages then two come along at once.

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  6. These are really nice additions, just with the right amount of character. The wagon that is fully loaded, is that one block of modelled cargo or has it been built up from individual items?

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    1. Its one block Norm from Warbases, they do all sorts of period loads and styles, great items!

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  7. Excellent additions there Ray and how much is too much? Something I think we all struggle to answer;)!

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  8. They look good, you can never have too much transport 😀

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  9. Ray - I thought the idea of this project was a small scale, man to man skirmish - you must have enough wagons for each figure on the table to have his own personal one assigned to him! The new additions look great, but I think you need a new obsession 😊😉🤣

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  10. Great work again Ray. I am struggling to comprehend how many you must have done by now.

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