3DBreed Miniatures are now on Kickstarter with another set of 15mm figures for use in your wargames. This time around, they are delivering STL Files for 3D printing at home covering the Napoleonic period and the years 1805-1812.

March To Hell: Napoleonic Wars // 3DBreed Miniatures

This current crop of miniatures covers the various nations battling in Europe during the period. The campaign is aiming for five different nations with of course the French and the British taking centerstage.

French Miniatures // 3DBreed Miniatures

British Miniatures // 3DBreed Miniatures

All of the miniatures are 15mm scale and as you can see, the core of each collection gives you command groups, infantry, cavalry and artillery. All you'd need to do is print multiples of the different sets and you'll have an army in no time. I like that the flags also come with details sculpted onto them so you don't have to worry with transfers or, terrifyingly, freehand!

If you're interested in trying out the miniatures for yourself then you can get your hands on some free STL Files Here. Try out some sample infantry and cavalry and see if you like the final look of these miniatures before diving in.

Painted British Miniatures // 3DBreed Miniatures

Each of the miniatures has a distinctive 3DBreed style to them with slightly more heroic proportions so that you can zoom in on all of the details. They are supplied without bases and the slightly bigger kits like terrain, vehicles and war machines come without supports. Regular infantry and cavalry come with supports or without depending on what you prefer.

Painted French Miniatures // 3DBreed Miniatures

More nations are on the way to help fill in the gaps and provide you with allies and more for the period and as things stand, 3DBreed have managed to power through quite a lot of Stretch Goals and Add-Ons. You can check out more of their previews on their Kickstarter page.

Scale Comparisons // 3DBreed Miniatures

The March To Hell collection from 3DBreed Miniatures covers a variety of periods of history now and if you're looking to try out 15mm, this could well be the range for you to dive into. I think that their range looks awesome and I've really liked their adventures into the realm of World War II. It's good to see them trying out Napoleonics as well now.

What do you make of this new campaign?