Thank you for sharing that link GC. It brings back many memories of first seeing the movie at age 10 with my father, followed shortly by copies of movie related books at xmas, and the timely release of Airfix highlanders and French heavy cavalry.I will definitely keep note of that blog. My favourite shot has always been the rear view of the Highland battalion advancing. It looks close to a realistic representation in numbers (if not actually deployed in line) of one of the Highland battalions weakened after Quatre Bras.

The planned Strelets' releases are already earmarked to replace some very ageing and not so well painted Allied soldiers.

I have to admit though despite images in the movie, books and well known paintings, I was disappointed later in life to realise that the three British battalions in Highland dress being deployed to the left of La Haye Saint did not actually participate and form square in response to the massed French cavalry charges. Quatre Bras was another matter though....

I think that Strelets is doing a brilliant job with current and planned releases in Napoleonic marching, Hastings, ACW, and WW2 Jungle themed sets, keeping may varied interests alive (oh, and more Romans too)