With the last set , the Command one, we have completed the Austrian Cavalry Artillery. Soon Available for Purchase.
Blog posts : "napoleonic miniatures"
Austrian Cavalry Artillery Firing and Loading
Here the 2 sets of Austrian Cavalry Artillery Firing and Loading, 6 figure each to go with the existing set of team riding the wurst Gun . Ready to go on test production.
Tambours Majors Test casts painted
Here the 10 figures depicting the Tabours Majors in different uniforms in different periods of the Napoleonic wars. Available in the shop at the end of April
Next Limited Edition: French Carabiners Colonel in mantel
I had this figure for some years on the shelf, and i thought it would be nice to share it with my customers in 100 pieces
Baden Jäger test painted
Here the painted tests of the 2 sets of Baden Jagers, 6 figures each with separate arms and backpacks. They will be available in the shop the coming Christmas.
New Limited Edition miniature : NCO Cuirassier rescuing back his wounded officer
A small miniature which kept staying in my mind.... a good detail for dioramas. Available for Christmas in 100 numbered copies .
Tambours Majors masters ready
I had a lot of fun to sculpt 9 miniatures depicting several outfits of those flamboyant figures, they ca be painted in many different ways, and the detail level is stunning.
HISTORY3D The new 3d print production from Franznap
We are proud to present our new development in 3D printing. Our first product in limited edition in 20 copies made for the Exibition :"Josephine een keizerrijk in een tuin" at De Hortus in Amsterdam . The miniature id printed in 28mm scale.
Baden Jagers on the workbench
Some news from the Workbench: Baden Jagers in 2 sets of 6 figures each.bodies ready, yet to be done the arms and weapons.
Austrian Artillery Pack Horses Now in Metal
The previous release of the Austrian Cavalry Artillery Pack Horses in resin , will be now released in metal with the addiction of a new figure. Will be soon available in the shop.
Napoleonic Couple Test Painted
Here the painted tests of the Napoleonic Couple soon available in the shop in Limited Edition.
Here 2 versions with different heads. Here depicted a Chasseur a Cheval, and a Guide de Bonaparte
French Line HA 2 crews masters ready
Finally i could get back to the French Horse Artillery of the Line 1800-1806, it is a long project, with many sets to come, for first those 2 sets : Team loading /aiming the gun and team firing the gun. It was a long work with sabres and sabretaches....The gun itself, a AnXI 6pdr gun with Limber is on the workbench.
Napoleonic Couple
Just for fun this officer of the Chasseurs a Cheval and his darling. I'm thinking to cast it as limited edition.
Neapolitan Mounted Generals
Here the painted test shots of the Neapolitan mounted Generals, soon available for sale; the horses are sculpted with interchangeable saddle clothes so it is possible to add many variations of the uniforms, these miniatures are also suitable for other armies uniforms.
Austrian Cavalry Artillery Pack Horses
Finally the painted test shots of this great set : it will be ready for sale within Christmas , two pack horses, one without the pack cover (as separate piece) for let the collectors enjoy to paint the ammunition bags. Complete the set a mounted Fuhrweser , and an artilleryman opening the ammunition pack.
Test shot metal
Here the test shot in metal:
It is my intention to divide the products in two categories:
metal production for war gamers, with for more standars poses,
and resin for specials, or additional poses.
Being personally a plastic/resin lover i will have a numbered sets of the metal ones in resin too, but i will sell only in my webshop.
I hope in this way to satisfy all the tastes of my (hopefully) customers.
Other test painted
I tried also this Neapolitan Guardsman, the back pack, cartridge pouch and sabre are a part piece, here the paint test as Granatiere and Velite della Guardia.
Despite the sculpture (which was one of the first) has some small problems of proportions, the painted ones are very impressive.
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