A tale of 35 armies - Hanover

[Pancho]

Hi,

I have just started a new blog charting the progress of my collecting/painting project; no less than 35 wargaming armies, all in 1/72 plastic, covering the various States involved in the campaigns of the French Revolution and Napoleonic wars. All the big players you would expect plus quite a few obscure ones too.

The 1st army to be posted is Hanover, which will be by far the smallest army.

http://revolutionandempire.blogspot.co.uk/

I'm planning to add lots of other posts covering wargame reports, homegrown rules for Napoleonic campaigns and sieges and other things, nearly all of which will feature 1/72 figures.


Thanks for looking,
Pancho

[Rosbif]

Following!

That's quite an ambitious project, Pancho. I wish you luck in completing it!

[Susofrick]

Sounds really huge! Wonderful and I will try to follow it!

[Kekso]

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[Peter]

Welcome Pancho! And you have a nice blog! I've learned something from it. Havana has a Napoleon museum! Very interesting!

I borrowed one picture and some text from your blog to complete this topic:

From left to right, the Luneburg Light Infantry (can't remember who makes these models), Infantry Btn (Italeri, with converted headgear), another Infantry Btn (using the ugly Italeri Prussians in greatcoats).

[davbenbak1]

A very ambitious project. Good luck and please post pics as you progress.

[santifernandez]

Pancho welcome to the forum...great project.
Santi.