1864 Danes 10mm Pendraken

10mm Pendraken 1864 Danish forces.

Guard Hussars - after 4 years on the pile of shame.

Look good, not sure how well they will fight!

Snowy bases are a must

Pelisse a go-go

FINALLY got these painted, after buying them in 2015
I only started them on Sunday, so not bad for 198 figures. Reason for it is I said I would host a PBEM on Wednesday, and I needed the figures for Dybbol.

Five infantry units, I know these are some of the older sculpts in the catalogue, but it's only the standard bearer and musician that feel like the older types.

Rear view

Dragoons and Hussars - also unlikely to appear on Wednesday!

Dragoons

Hussars - with their lovely sculpted Pelisse, there is another unit coming soon, honest!

Artillery, more on order

General staff

Not all will be used, but certainly some will have a hard time! Big batch.

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