Tarleton's Quarter

By way of a coda to my trio of French colonels, this is my completed unit of combined French chasseurs.  Back in 2011 I painted some skirm...

Curt von Stedingk (1746-1837) was a Swedish aristocrat with impeccable military credentials.  His maternal grandfather was Kurt Christoph ...

Louis Marc Antoine de Noailles was born on 17 April 1756 into an established, very well-known aristocratic family.  The family held a duke...

This is the Marquis de Rostaing, the first of a trio of French officers for the AWI who I'll be posting about each day from now to Mon...

14 July is Bastille Day in France - happy felicitations to any French reraders.  So it seems appropriate to post some photos of my AWI Fre...

I had forgotten about this pair of figures, which I think comes with one of the other Eureka Miniatures Revolutionary camp vignette sets. ...

This is the last of the Eureka Miniatures French camp sets, a cantiniere with a provision cart.  This is an all metal set, with lots of di...

Here are the next two French camp vignettes from Eureka Miniatures: a sword sharpening team and a wheel wright.  Again, I tried to paint t...

I've been working my way through the 3 Eureka Miniatures "Wars of the French Revolution Camp Sets", with a view to using the...

Here are the further Eureka Miniatures figures that I mentioned a short while back. These are from the Revolutionary French range. I am ...