The uniform details are from The Army of the Kingdom of Sweden 1802-1814 by W. J. Rawkins and the regiment names I take from the flags that are also included in that book. The flags I scan and print to complete the miniatures.
My normal camera is taking pictures, but not letting me upload them. So these images have been taken using my phone which has a much better camera and I really should get with the modern world and use it as such. The camera I have been using was good in its day, but was not top end or anything, just jolly convenient (mostly).
Oh no!
The officer is missing a button.
I am sure that guy in the back rank is asking the drummer if he can play some Abba.
I love how the photos bring out the detail,
but hate how they show the mistakes!
Don't worry about the button. His batman will sew it on when he is back in camp. đ
ReplyDeleteGreat looking figures.
Oh no, I don't have such a figure (and I'd be afraid to find out what happens if I google Swedish batman in 15mm).
DeleteI couldn't resist: In Swedish the word Bat is Fladdermus which means “flappy mouse” this is why in Swedish, Batman is called “LĂ€derlappen”.