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La Patrie en Danger: Resources Page
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La Patrie en Danger. Wargaming Napoleon's 1814 campaign. Resources for the 1814 Campaign. Sunday, 22 September 2013. One of the biggest obstacles to wargaming the 1814 campaign is the paucity of information available, the majority of books on the topic are terribly lacking in the detail that wargamers require. Order of battle information, if it’s included at all, is given at divisional level and the description of battles is far more narrative that I’ve found in books covering other campaigns. If you kno...
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La Patrie en Danger: 1814 Campaign Overview
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La Patrie en Danger. Wargaming Napoleon's 1814 campaign. Resources for the 1814 Campaign. Saturday, 28 September 2013. Napoleon’s position at the start of 1814 was precarious, he had in the previous two years lost two armies numbering. Approximately half a million men each. By January 1814 Naploeon was facing an invasion of France on multiple fronts. In total the Allies had close to one million men in the field (750,000 in the first line and 250,000 in reserve). To add to his trouble, as fortune always s...
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La Patrie en Danger: Resources for the 1814 Campaign
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La Patrie en Danger. Wargaming Napoleon's 1814 campaign. Resources for the 1814 Campaign. Resources for the 1814 Campaign. This is where I will add book reviews, webpages, magazine articles and other resources that I consider essential or useful to anyone attempting to wargame the 1814 campaign. As described in my last post, one of the biggest issues I have had with this campaign is the lack of a single source of information. Andrew Uffindell – Napoleon 1814 The Defence of France. Total Pageviews since S...
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Links - D Troop 15th Kings Light Dragoons (Hussars) - AUSTRALIA
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D Troop 15th Kings Light Dragoons (Hussars) - AUSTRALIA. A reenactment group portraying the 15th Kings Light Dragoons (Hussars) in Australia. Part of a Worldwide organisation consisting of A Troop (America), C Troop (Canada), D Troop (Australia) and E Troop England. What You can Do. Official home page of historical novellist Bernard Cornwell, honourary Colonel-in-Chief of 'D' Troop, 15th King's Light Dragoons (Hussars) - Australia Inc. Posted August 11, 2011 at 8:16 AM. Posted August 11, 2011 at 8:17 AM.
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This 28mm Life: December 2013
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Sunday, 15 December 2013. Well, here comes another contentious figure. This time it's the Eternal Champion Hawkmoon. I thought I'd have a try at sculpting our hero just to see what came up. I did this without any reference material or any design concept in mind. I just designed it as I went along. The only real thoughts I had were to make him lightly armoured in a fancy sort of way. Anyway, here's our hero:. Friday, 13 December 2013. Granbretan Order of the Bull and The Boar. With this one I'm taking mor...
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Charlie's Painting Cabin: April 2013
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A Female Figure Painter and the Better Half of Kev from Kevs Wargames Cabin. A rarity in the world of Wargames and figure painting. A female, the better half of Kev at the Cabin "Kevs Wargames Cabin" blog. I am very new to painting, although I have put up with Kevs obsession for some time. Well if you can't beat them, join them. Please leave comments, (nice ones please). Saturday, 6 April 2013. Figure head photos later. Charlie at the Cabin. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Monsieur le Rosbif and Johnny Frog.
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This 28mm Life: More Regiments
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Friday, 25 April 2014. I've been taking things slowly and painting a few more Napoleonic regiments. I'm unsure what rules to use but at this stage General d'Brigade is looking like the most likely contender. I'm also unsure what army I'm making! I've traditionally played French and Prussian so I started on French and Wurttembergers. I then thought: "Why not try British? All in all, what have I achieved? Here are some photo's:. 26 April 2014 at 05:16. Bloody hell, Ian! I never thought Id see the day!
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Chuck's Napoleonic Wargames: October 2014
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Wargaming the Napoleonic Era in 15mm/1:72 Scale. and now in Glorious 28mm! Friday, October 24, 2014. October has been a very busy month for me, and it's gone by much quicker than I would have ever imagined. I'm in the final stages of entering a new career while simultaneously winding down in my current job- next Thursday is my last day there. As such, I haven't had a lot of time to post things here. That does not, however, mean that my workbench has been idle! The wagon is glued to a plasticard base....
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Chuck's Napoleonic Wargames: What Have I Done?
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Wargaming the Napoleonic Era in 15mm/1:72 Scale. and now in Glorious 28mm! Monday, August 3, 2015. What Have I Done? I really need to stop looking in the bargain bin. all I end up doing is getting myself into trouble! Well, I have a bit of a confession to make. Yes, I was trawling through the discounted section again, looking for anything and everything that I could possibly make use of (this tactic yielded the Field of Glory. Expansion from two posts ago), when I came across these fellows at 75% off:.
