15mm Napoleonic French Army- At least the start of one!

We have a customer who has been collecting 15mm Napoleonics for years (along with ACW and AWI) and we recently started painting up his collection of Napoleonics. There are at least 10,000 figures to do and this batch is the first 450-500 or so. Almost all of the figures are Old glory 15's with an occasional other figure.

He will do his own flags so that is why the poles are bare.

15mm ACW Confederate Army

This 15mm ACW Confederate army is made up entirely of Old Glory 15's. The flags are from GMB Designs.

Here's the artillery and limbers:

Next we have two cavalry units:

Here's two dismounted cavalry units plus the condition markers for the army:

This is the block of six units of infantry from the ANV (Army of Northern Virginia):

Finally we have six more units of Texan infantry:

15mm SYW British Army

I love when Sam Mustafa comes out with new rules. It always results in more work coming our way. His rule set Maurice, a set of rules for fighting battles of the Seven Years Wars, is no exception.

 A customer sent us a commission of a 15mm British SYW army. The army loosely represents the British Army in Germany at the Battle on Minden, August 1, 1759.  It contains a mix of British, Hessian, Brunswick, and Hanoverian units.

His Britannic Majesty's Army in Germany

The Cavalry

The British and Hanover Infantry

The German Infantry and Commanders

Casualty Markers

The British Infantry

The Hanoverian Infantry

The Hanover Irregular Infantry

The Brunswick and Hessian Infantry

The British and Hanover Artillery

The Army Commanders and Sub-commanders

The British Cavalry

The Hanover Cavalry

The Hanover Irregular Cavalry

All figures are made by Old Glory 15's and the flags are from The Flag Dude. Astute scholars of the Seven Years Wars will notice that some figures may not have the exact correct uniform for the exact date. We worked with what we had to complete the order and in 15mm , at normal gaming distance of 2-3 feet plus, it shouldn't be a problem.

 I had to do the horse furniture borders somewhat abstract. The Hanover cavalry have pretty complex borders that in 15mm are very difficult to paint on and still have them look decent (unless one devotes tons of time to them). So I simplified them somewhat and to fool the eye into thinking it sees the pattern.