The third faction in the 1799 Project is that of Austria. To date, eight battalions of Austrian infantry have taken the field. All of these battalions are wearing the early casquet rather than the helmet that was introduced in the 1798 regulations. My thought is that headgear would not be replaced when the Regulations were enacted but only introduced over time as the casquets wore out. I have a few battalions worth of Austrian AB in helmet that I may add into the project.
Figures are all AB Miniatures.
Once I add in some artillery and a few cavalry, I should be ready to conduct a small game.
Really like these.
ReplyDeleteWell done!
Glenn! Thanks for visting!
DeleteWonderful looking Austrians!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Dean!
DeleteMore great painting! I do like the single large base for basing.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Monty! I am partial to the single MU, large basing too!
DeleteThey are really impressive, love the mass effect of these Austrians!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Phil and I agree with you; the mass effect is pleasing.
DeleteThey look brilliant!
ReplyDeleteChristopher
Very kind of you, Christopher!
DeleteThanks, Andrew!
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ReplyDeletePeter, thanks! I, too, like the casquet, and the helmet, and the shako. A great looking army in multiple periods.
DeleteWhen WE are in command, the Austrians DO enjoy competent generalship, right?
SUperb Austrians Jonathan!!!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Paul!
DeleteI do really like this basing Scheme. Eventually all of my French and British will have to succumb as well.
ReplyDeleteGlad you like it! Since I am frequently in the single-element MU camp, this is a good solution.
DeleteWhat Rules are you using and what size are your Battalions
ReplyDeleteBattalions are 13 figures and rules are most often of my own doing.
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