Four Russian Guns for Suvorov
Four Russian guns for Suvorov. Two foot batteries and two horse batteries.
The foot batteries are composed of Eureka Saxon Napoleonics pressed into service as Russian gunners. To me, they work well. Besides fitting the need for early Russian gunners, these Eureka Saxon gunners are splendid sculpts. Great looking figures with crisp detailing. I have used Eureka Saxons as Russian gunners, Piedmontese infantry, and French cavalry. A very versatile group!
The horse gunners and all four guns are from AB Miniatures. Fine sculpts as expected AB with easy, pre-painting clean-up. Comparing the two groups of gunners in this display, I prefer the Eureka gunners over AB. I know, heresy in many places.
Very nice Jonathon.
ReplyDeleteThank you, Carlo!
DeleteFantastic work as always sir!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Michal!
DeleteGreat work, and those Saxons look eminently suitable to my eye.
ReplyDeleteLawrence, those Eureka Saxons are terrific sculpts. Some of my favorites.
DeleteFew good looking artillery units there.
ReplyDeleteOne must use care in interpreting your comment, Peter.
DeleteGreat looking artillery and crews!
ReplyDeleteBest Iain
Much appreciated, Iain!
DeleteNice looking artillery, Jonathan.
ReplyDeleteGlad you approve!
DeleteHandsome artillery!
ReplyDeleteThanks!
DeleteLovely looking toys.
ReplyDeleteAll the best. Aly
Glad you like my toys!
DeleteFine looking artillery Jonathan.
ReplyDeleteThank you kindly, Ray!
DeleteWhat better gift could a Russian General receive than these four fine guns?
ReplyDeleteThe gift that keeps on giving, right?
DeleteI think I too prefer the Eureka gunners. They look great!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Scott. The Eureka Saxons are a good lot. Versatile too!
DeleteA fine group Jonathan.
ReplyDeleteThank you!
DeleteLovely looking artillery Jonathan and almost missed them!
ReplyDeleteChristopher
Glad you found them!
DeleteCracking looking guns!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Simon!
DeleteExcellent work. I never realized the Russian artillery switched from Red to Green.
ReplyDeleteThanks! Well, at least "my" Russian artillery switched from red to green! I guess I better check on that...
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