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Sunday, 15 July 2012
Saturday, 14 July 2012
French in Greatcoats - Regiment
Tour de France - Stage 12
3rd Battalion in Greatcoats ready for the storage boxThat makes up the 1st Regiment in Greatcoats
Friday, 13 July 2012
French Line Grenadiers
Tour de France - Stage 11
Finished off some French Line Grenadier companies, as I watched the race unfold through the mountains for France last nightThursday, 12 July 2012
French Cuirassiers
Tour de France - Stage 10
Thank goodness for rest days. Back into it now, with lots of big climbs to get over ..
4 Squadrons of mixed French Cuirassiers - bit of the old style uniform and facings, bit of the new . with a later period flag .
4 Squadron bases fit nicely on a 'Cavalry Regimental Sabot Base' ... which is a standard MDF drink coaster from the dollar store.
Struggling to keep up the pace at this stage of the race, and still a few weeks to go yet.
Lets see how we go tonight then ....
Tuesday, 10 July 2012
French line in Greatcoats - other Battalions
Tour de France - Stage 9
No time for a detailed post today . which is quite suitable, as its a time trail stage.
Rush rush rush.
Greatcoats, representing a generic battalion of a generic regiment.
Done !
Monday, 9 July 2012
French Line in Bardin Uniform - Leipzig 1813
Tour de France - Stage 8
Great racing last nice with another long stage of over 100 miles, with lots of nasty hills ... and some more unfortunate accidents.
Was shocking to see Sanchez (defending Olympic gold medalist) crash out with a broken collar bone, so he is out for London 2012.
What we did see though was a memorable win for a young French rider in his first tour. It was one of these rare occasions where the risk of hopping onto the breakaway group actually pays off.
What better way to capture that in miniature, than finish off a unit of French Ligne using some of the youngest (newest) figures available ... Eureka's own amazing late French in Bardin uniform in 18mm.
Sunday, 8 July 2012
French Ligne in Greatcoats - 1813+
Tour de France - Stage 7
What a great nights viewing last night ... spectacular scenery into the Vosges mountains.
Took a few shortcuts myself, and finished off a single battalion of French line in Greatcoats.
The first real climbs of the Tour saw the real contenders come to the front and fight it out for the last 6km all uphill.
This last section is at 20% slope ... ouch !
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