Thinking about Nassau Grenadiers and other Nassau units. And Napoleonic Artillery...

Alas not happened for this friday, but I too would like to see Luca's Brunswicks, Line Infantry in either some form of defensive line/square and the same with Scott's Nassau infantry, all the companys though rather than just grenadiers.

Hats Nassau Infantry is good but unfortunately hardly any kneeling figures so its a struggle making a square of them. Not even any in 20mm metal.

Dear CPN,

answering the call in several threads both down and above:

Nice week-end.

Best regards,

Strelets

These are very looking artillerymen. Thank you Strelets! And not a grain of sand in sight....

The gunner lending his weight to push a gun back into position appears to have a very large head compared to his team mates. I presume that this is because of the camera angle?

I am still very interested to see the gun that these gunners are serving.

Have a good weekend.:smile:

PS: I think this set will serve well as artillery for many European armies for the first half of the C18th ie: potentially a very useful set indeed.

Hi Strelets team,
I couldn't ask for more.
It was a lucky day after all.
Cheers
CPN

Gosh but those figures are very very nice.
Like I said before,I have never enjoyed painting a range of figures as much as these WSS from Strelets.Bravo!👍

Wouldn't mind a little FFL eye candy also, Strelets! :innocent:

Dear Strelets,

It seems that one of the artillery men will have separate arm/s (the last photo). Are You going to make some figures with separate parts of their body?

Kind regards,

Yevgen