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Napoleonic French Army - 1/72 Scale Plastic (Hobby Post)

This is the seventh and last of my Napoleonic Army blog posts which have covered many of the major participants. 

Already done are the British, Russians, Austrians, Prussians, Wellington's Waterloo Allies and Napoleon's Allies. You can view them here: Napoleonic 1/72 scale blog posts. 

This one covers the French and obviously the most pivotal army of the lot.

Napoleonic Army - Napoleon's Allies - 1/72 Scale Plastic (Hobby Post)

This is the sixth of my Napoleonic Army blog posts. Eventually there will be seven of them covering many of the major participants. The final post will cover the French.

Already done are the British, Russians, Austrians, Prussians and Wellington's Waterloo Allies. (You can view them here: Napoleonic 1/72 scale blog posts. )

This one covers the Bavarian, Polish, Saxon and Wurttemberg troops who fought alongside the Emperor.

Napoleonic Wellington's Waterloo Allies Army - 1/72 Scale Plastic (Hobby

Post)

This is the fifth of my Napoleonic Army blog posts. Eventually there will be seven of them covering many of the major participants.

This one covers the Dutch, Belgians, Nassau and Brunswick troops that fought alongside the British at Waterloo. For smaller tabletop engagements I will set them against the French on their own to see how they get on and for larger historical ones mix them with the British.

Napoleonic Prussian Army - 1/72 Scale Plastic (Hobby Post)

This is the fourth of my Napoleonic Army blog posts. Eventually there will be seven of them covering many of the major participants.

Regular readers may want to skip down to the pictures as the initial verbiage has been copied across from one post to another as it applies pretty much the same to all posts.

Napoleonic Austrian Army - 1/72 Scale Plastic (Hobby Post)

This is the third of my Napoleonic Army blog posts. Eventually there will be seven of them covering many of the major participants.

Regular readers may want to skip down to the pictures as the initial verbiage has been copied across from one post to another as it applies pretty much the same to all posts.

Originally I had planned to properly finish basing all units, add all flags and photograph the units nicely set out individually before doing this series of blog articles.