These boxes contain the 1809 section and the versatile "new" and irregular units which will fit with either date |
I've rearranged the figures in their boxes to try to make some sense of this - here's some pictures of the troops available for 1809 thus far (not very easy to make out the details, but they prove something exists).
Some of the 1809 infantry |
The 1809-period light cavalry |
More infantry - the unpainted MDF bases await the La Coroña boys, who are on the painting bottletops (and likely to stay there until Real Life quietens down) - quite a few flags missing thus far |
This is most of the guerrilla infantry |
The "new" units who can also take the field in 1809 |
Vanguard Division
IR La Corona [2 Bns]*
IR Murcia [1]
IR Cantabria [1]
Converged Grenadier Bn**
1. Vols de Cataluña (light)
Bn de Campo Mayor (light)**
Provinciales de Jaen
1st Divn
IR La Reina [2 Bns]
IR Africa [2]
IR Burgos [2]
Converged Grenadier Bn
Vols de Valencia (light)**
Prov de Ciudad Real
2nd Divn
IR Ordenes Militares [2 Bns]
+3 "new" Light Bns
+5 "new" Line Bns
Reserve Divn
Guardias Reales [2 Bns]***
Guardias Walones [1]
Prov Granaderos de Andalucia**
IR Irlanda [1]
Granaderos del General**
Vols de Gerona (light)**
Prov de Cordoba
Cavalry 1
Line Regts of Principe**, España** & Montesa**
Dragones de Pavia**
Cavalry 2
Husares de Maria Luisa
Husares Españoles
Cazadores de Olivencia
Caz "Vols de España"
Gran a Cab de Fernando VII
4 Batteries of Foot Artillery (2 ready)
Pioneers & Engineers**
where * means "being painted at present"
** means "have the figures, awaiting painting"
*** means "waiting for figures"
There is also an irregular force available, of 10 small units of guerrilla infantry plus one of irregular cavalry.
There is also discussion of my purchasing a unit of lancers in round hats - may not happen.
A very impressive array, the figures, painting and colours are wonderful even from a distance. The infantry in bicorns with the red plumes are something else. Hope you and your fsmily are managing as wellas you can.
ReplyDeleteTony - very impressive to see them all together. A real labour of love, I don't think I've ever seen another Spanish Napoleonic army!
ReplyDeleteBlimey, that's dedication. Looks impressive!
ReplyDeleteI've got a 15mm Spanish army, but yours is much more impressive, love the 'guerilla box'!
ReplyDeleteA fine body of men Foy. It's a treat to see them all together.
DeleteThank you all gentlemen - comments appreciated - I'm a bit pushed for time at present!
ReplyDeleteVery fine collection of Spaniards, Tony!
ReplyDeleteI always enjoy seeing a whole project in total.
Impressive! Can they fight?