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Wednesday, 15 November 2017

Spencer Smith Napoleonic Figures

I am now about two-thirds of the way through painting a collection of plastic Spencer Smith Napoleonic figures. From the remaining figures and a few ACW figure conversions (for artillery) I should be able to create 8 infantry units, 4 cavalry units and 6 artillery units. Then all should be just about done bar a few commanders and flag bearers.

Anyway I thought I would drag them all out for a few pictures and to help my motivation to complete the remaining units in the next two months.

The figures are painted in a simple (toy soldier) style representing Austrian/Russian and French armies from the Third Coalition 1805-1807.








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    1. Thank you. Always fun putting them all out.

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  2. Absolutely splendid, you should be proud of them, it must be very satisfying to make such fine units out of old figures that some wargamers wouldn't touch.

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    1. There is a definite additional pleasure in bringing back to life old miniatures.

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  3. Always fun to get the soldiers out on parade.
    Fine collection!

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    1. Always a surprise when you have been chipping away painting one or two units a week for a few months. The end is in sight!

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    2. Figures and units can build up quickly and it is easy to lose track of how much has been accomplished. Is the end ever really in sight?

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    3. For me the end is in sight - I run out of these particular figures. Unless I buy the metal miniatures still available from Spencer Smith Miniatures.

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  5. A wonderful collection. Its a shame that there are no artillery figures, although I look forward to seeing the converted ACW figures. Great temptation to order some of these - although I am resisting at the moment!!

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  6. The Spencer Smith range oddly lack good standard bearers, officers and artillery. I am going down the conversion path, rather than purchasing from other ranges, to keep to style of miniatures. (And it keeps the costs down.)

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