Rose Napoleonic project 2019: British Command and casualties

Ubiquitous Wellington figure converted with a shako into a British mounted colonel.

British line infantry command bases including Miniature Figurines 20mm mounted officers as colonels. These are one piece castings.

 British line infantry bases using only Rose foot command figures.

Two photos of the British Rifles command conversions, bugler and officer.

British infantry casualties, Rifles, Line Infantry, and Highlander.

British cavalry casualties

Rose Napoleonics project 2019:: Austrian Command and Casualties

the two Austrian Generals. The figure on the left is a spare Hinton Hunt one; the one on the right (bicorne worn fore and aft)is a paint conversion of the ubiquitous Wellinton figure.

German infantry command - converted figures with shakos added on left, Grenadiers on right including a Hinton Hunt officer.

Hund=garian Line Infantry command.

Hungarian converged Grenadier Battalion command

Line infantry casualties - I have just realised these are all from German units and none from Hungarian ones.

Rose Napoleonics project 2019: French Command and Casualties

Another paint conversion of the Wellington figure, which has a claim to be the earliest publicly available 20mm wargames figure, dating back to the late 1950s. Also present in the Guard Grenadiers stand in the second photo below, and more heavily converted in a shako on the Line Infantry command group on the left of the photo below.

The mounted officer is a more drastic conversion of the Wellington figure, with a head swap to give him a shako.

French Carabinier command - I think the officers are Guard Grenadier ones with Carabinier heads swaps. Both bases have converted hornists.

Guard Grenadier command elements

Bavarian command - I think French Guard Grenadier figures with Austrian head swaps. I suspect these heads came from the Austrians converted with shakos.

French Cavalry casualties

French Guard Grenadiers casualties

 French line infantry casualties

Figure converted into a Bavarian casualty