All the above are good ideas, here is my list I made earlier


Presuming you are talking about sets of Infantry figures done in the same quality as the new British, Poles and Highlanders with that in mind these are my recommendations.

1. Austrian Infantry Hungarian styled in Shakos
http://www.imagebam.com/image/a73c3b211690093
http://savepic.net/3354278.htm

2. Russian Musketeers in 1809 Shako still used well into 1812
http://www.imagebam.com/image/469175209950107

3. Ottoman Infantry Nizam I Cedit
https://s.instela.com/m/nizam-i-cedit--i307078.jpg
http://i80.servimg.com/u/f80/11/83/34/42/nizam-10.jpg

4. Belgium Infantry could be used as Portuguese Infantry
http://i.imgur.com/6hLtV.jpg
http://www.imagebam.com/image/e11e57211217932

1-3 Have never been made before and 4 could do with some more figures.

Dear Steve H,

as requested, here's a figure for a would-be Waterloo set.



Regards,

Strelets

Thanks Strelets for the picture but I'm not sure where he fits in for Waterloo. He is impressive alright but I'm clueless As to what army he could belong to he looks maybe Russian or a naval person or maybe he's part of a command set ?

Excellent - Waterloo troops in winter gear are filling a huge gap in the market.

What next - Waterloo frogmen?

Now I've thought about it this is a Streletsi isn't it you love teasing us don't you Strelets this is just a bonus figure nothing to do with Waterloo or Napoleonic sets after 'this deceitful behaviour you at least owe us a picture of some new napoleonic troops as penance.

As requested, Steve H.



Regards,

Strelets

Thanks Strelets I guess this fine looking fellow belongs to a forthcoming Highlanders standing at ease set & i presume there may also be a poles standing at ease set as well hopefully these sets may progress & include in ranks & firing lines as well.

Due to army cutbacks after Waterloo Wellington got a job as Santa In his local department store.

Not many people know that.