My good friend Bob Fraser who's been battling cancer has been shacked up in his house for the past 3 months while recovering from his treatments. While fighting this disease and boredom he decided to put out a large chunk of his painted up
Airfix plastic British Napoleonic figures.
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No he didn't paint these in those months stuck at home. This is the work of maybe 15 to 20 years of constant painting.
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One of Bob's dreams was to see what a British regiment looked like on the field. This quickly morphed into what a brigade and then a division looked like. Eventually he worked his way up to a corps!
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He also have a division of cavalry painted up too but aren't displayed on the table. These figures haven't been used in a wargame.
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For wargaming he has painted up every British regiment that served in North America during the war of 1812 in 15mm lead. Those are in a 1 to 10 scale. He's working on the US forces there too and has about 14 regiments painted up.
For a video on this 'army'
click here.