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woensdag 2 april 2025

Waterloo1815 - Roger's Rangers

These figures were lying way to long in a box unpainted. I've got one sprue of these from a swap with a friend. When I started on them I saw two figures with snow shoes and the other eight without. So I based two groups on gras and the others in the snow. I base these figure only for storage as I'm not a wargamer. A review of these figures can be found on Plastic Soldier Review.

The whole bunch!

The red edges of the bases mark them as British troops!

Snow is from Games Workshop.






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Painted in 2025

- 20 mm:

    - Figures: 10

    - Horses: 0

    - Cannons: 0

    - Wagons: 0

- 28 mm

    - Figures: 2

- 54 mm

    - Figures: 8

    - Animals: 0

dinsdag 4 oktober 2016

Waterloo1815 AP011 Dervish Infantry

Just a small to let you all know that I'm still alive. I'm so busy with a lot of things, private as work, that there isn't much time for blogger. To catch up with you all it will be in the winter hollidays. I hope I find time then to visit your blogs.

In the mean time I found some time to paint some more figures for my slowly growing Muslim/Arab army. This time the ones from Waterloo1815. These are from rather hard plastic, put painted up very well. As allways with acrylic paint.

Here are the pictures (a lot!):






















But I really like how the donkey turned out:



I hope you like them!


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zondag 20 november 2011

Not a rainy day!

Time to post something new here. This time it's a rider from the Waterloo1815 Napoleonic Mounted Line Officers. I loved this rider from the beginning I saw him. Also he was suiteble for a not war scene.


This figure shows Lieutenant-General Sir Thomas_Picton (wiki link) just taking a ride on the countryside with a nice rainbow in the background. It's a bit of showing that not every military figure has to be used on the battlefield. Even when he died dressed like this on the battlefield of Waterloo.

It's a very nice set with good sculpted figures, with some nice details. I painted him with acrylic paints.

Some more pictures.




I hope you like him!

Also welcome to the new followers:
- UncleBrian from A fistfull of Plastic
- Baconfat from Baconfat Log
- jajbarton
- Alantagmar from Miniatura em Tagmar
- lalebrasil

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