Tuesday, September 2, 2025

Verlinden 120mm Napoleonic Figures

Added the scabbard and sabretache straps to the Chasseur and Hussar. I made the round wooden bases at the post woodshop when I was stationed in Korea many years ago. I used scrap wood, so it was quite a bargain. :)

I used paper for the straps and glued the ends to the resin buckle attachments. The kits come with thin lead to use for the straps, but paper is easier to use.
The Hussar's sabretache is sculpted with the regiments design.

Here's the collection of 120mm Napoleonics to date. All are Verlinden figures except for the 4th Swiss officer with colors - can't recall who the maker was, but he fits in well with the others. A 28mm and 54mm figure for size/scale reference.
I still have the General Bonaparte figure to work on, but should be getting the Landsknecht artillery guys in the mail tomorrow, and might start on them instead. Thanks for stopping in, and wishing you all the best.

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    1. Thank you very much, Jonathan! Warmest regards, Dean

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  2. Fantastic figures and collection Dean!

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    1. Thanks, Mike! I've shown off the collection in the past, but wanted to include the new figs. Warmest regards, Dean

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  3. Very nice indeed, Dean. Sometimes, I am tempted to get a 54mm (or larger) figure and give painting it a go...it's 40+ years since I painted anything other than gaming scale figures.

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    1. Thanks, Keith! I like painting these larger scaled figs from time to time when the bug hits me - finding deals on ebay triggers me. Lol! Kindest regards, Dean

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  4. Very nicely done Dean, and the plinths go well with the figures.

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    1. Thanks, Andrew! When I was making the bases, the woodshop guy (who was Korean and couldn't speak much English) would look at me with suspicion when I would rummage through the scrap bin for odd pieces of wood. Warmest regards, Dean

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  5. Excellent painting Dean, thanks for sharing.

    Willz.

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    1. Thank you very much, Willz! Warmest regards, Dean

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  6. Lovely looking stand alone figures!
    Best Iain

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