A few shots of Napoleon and Staff, all figures painted by myself and remains in my collection.

Two more shots of the Polish Guard Lancer.

Bavarian Dragoons  once again  from the Del Prado stable, repainted by myself.

Another 54mm. Del Prado conversion and repainted Polish Lancer Imperial Guard.

Del Prado 54mm. Figure converted and repainted by myself a couple of years ago.

French Currassier re modeled and repainted Del Prado figure in 54mm.

A couple of new units in my French army, the 21st. Line Dragoons and the Guard Horse Artillary, the Dragoons are Perry's plastics and the gunners are Perry's metals.

A group photo  taken at the  Wargames Holiday Center, replaying Waterloo. Players includes back row left Mark Freeth , Mike Ingham center back row Dave Docherty front row left, Doug Mason front row center Paul Williamson next to Peter Gilder right front row.This refight was Peter Gilders last wargame, he took the role of Napoleon while Mike Ingham fought as Wellington, myself in the natty pelisse took on the personer of Ney. I think the fight took place in 1995, if anyone can correct me on this please do.

General Colbert Commander of the Red Lancers. A conversion I made tennish  years ago and still in my collection.

A bit of German armour mkes it,s way to the front, (my back garden actualy). Bought a load of Flames Of War figs and models and these are the first few that Ive made up and painted, quiet pleased with them so far. More to follow.

Polish Lancers (French Guard). Figures from the Foremost range (Hinchcliffe Models).

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1st.Regt. French Guard Lancers (Polish) once in the collection of the W.H.C. now in the London collection of Nick Farrell.

 

French Guard Lancers going into action. These figures believe it or not are over 30 years old they have just been in my workshop for repairs. This took the form of new and repaired lances, heads, swords and broken horses legs resoldered . The 40 figure unit was amalgamated from two units that were obtained by Peter Gilder in the early 80s., the original unit was painted by Phil Robinson i perhaps our friend from shiney soldiers could put me right if my memory has failed me, the second unit was done by my, over the years the casualties have been removed and eventualy the two units became one. I have repainted the unit so they blend together they were almost the same anyway so it took very little effort the figures were then given a coat of varnish. The end result was very satisfying as the Lancers are back to there original splender. Maybe the older W.H.C. clientel  will remember them.