New Battalions for Napoleonic Russian Order of Battle

 Grenadier Battalion to be slotted in for the Kiev Grenadiers of the 2nd Grenadier Division.  I need to get a proper flag for the battalion.

Jaeger Battalion to be slotted in for the 50th Jaeger Regiment of the 27th Division.

Gluckhovski Cuirassier

 Finished another unit of Russian Cuirassier.  This is a couple of squadrons from the Gluknov Regiment.

Napoleonic Generals and Aides de Camp

 Finished up a group of French ADC's and Russian Generals and ADC's

Russian ADC's

General Bagration

General Kutuzov

General Platov

A group of three "typical" French ADC's

And some more fashionable French ADC's

Russian Artillery Batteries

 A Russian heavy artillery battery with 12blr cannon and heavy licorne

and a Russian light artillery battery with 6lbr and light licorne

Russian Infantry Units

 Two Russian infantry units ready to fight.  Still need to add flags but these are the Odessa and Simbirsk regiments from the 27th Division.  The 27th fought at the Fleches at Borodino.  Normally not a problem with AB miniatures, but the advancing pose figures have fragile bayonets, so a drop of glue was added to the bayonet to hopefully help hold them on.

Circa 1812 French Infantry in Greatcoats

 French Infantry unit decked out in greatcoats.

1st Infantry Regiment of Vistula Legion

 

Chasseurs of the Imperial Guard Cavary

 Here are a few squadrons of the Chasseurs a Cheval of the Imperial Guard.  Nice christmas colors just in time for the holidays!  These are AB figs.

Russian Dragoons

 Next up are the Harkiv Dragoons.  This unit was part of the 4th Cavalry Division backing up the Russian center at Borodino.

 

Russian Cuirassiers

 Latest additions to the Napoleonic Russian Order of Battle.  

Military Order Cuirassiers

Ekaterinoslav Cuirassiers

 

The two regiments were part of the 2nd Cuirassier Division backing up the Fleches at Borodino.  

French Chasseurs a Cheval

 French 1st and 2nd Chasseur Regiments.  Both regiments has scarlet regimental color, 2nd had green collars instead of scarlet.  So I've either got two small regiments or they can be put together to form a larger 1st or 2nd Regiment.  These are Battle Honor/OG15 figs.  I haven't used to many of them in my collection as I feel the AB figs are nicer but the OG15 figs are generally more "dynamic" and good in their own right so I mix in a few OG15 units for the tabletop.

Not sure why I posted such a dark image before.  I tend to do that . . . I shouldn't be afraid of the light!

French Line with Artillery

 Finished up some French Line troops and guns.  This time with Battle Honor figs to get some more variety amongst all the Eureka figures.  Here's a sample.

Russian Musketeers and Jaegers

Finished up some Russians with greatcoats.  Jaegers up front (dark belts) and Musketeers in the back (white belts).  

King's German Legion 2nd Light Battalion

 Finished up the 2nd Light Battalion KGL.  Pretty much the same as the 1st Light, though sources said they had darker uniforms so I did that.  Not sure how well that shows in the photos.  Sources also identified other minor uniform differences between the 1st and 2nd Light but as I'm using the same sculpts I didn't make those distinctions.

King's German Legion 1st Light Battalion

 Adding to the KGL, here's the 1st Light Battalion.

First pic is the "formed up" battalion and the second pic is the battalion on skirmish bases.

Napoleonic French ADC's

Just off the painting table, a set of French ADC's.  AB minis from Eureka.  

British Generals

Below are some British generals for the Peninsular Army.  Uxbridge, in the dark blue cavalry uniform is decked out for Waterloo, but the others can pass for the Peninsula.  Collars and cuffs are a dk blue but may need to lighten that a bit.  Ignore the bases, I haven't decided if I want to base these individually or with ADC's

Horse Grenadiers of the Imperial Guard

"Heads up, gentlemen, these are bullets, not turds". Colonel Louis Lepic harangues the Grenadiers à Cheval as they are forming for a charge under intense fire at the Battle of Eylau in 1807. Painting by Édouard Detaille at the Chantilly Museum.

And below are my impression of the Grenadiers à Cheval of the Imperial Guard.  Figs are 18mm AB's.

Spanish Dragoons Ready for Action!

Finished up some Spanish Dragoons for action in the Iberian Peninsula.  Figs are Blue Moon.  Pretty good second to AB Figures.  Cast bases are a little larger than necessary, riders need a bit of filing to sit on horses but detail and proportions are good. 

British 12th Light Dragoons