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The Artillery

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Artillery was a very important part in Napoleonic warfare, even more so when you take into account that Napoleon himself was an artillery man at heart – graduating as an artillery officer from the military academy at Brienne-le-Château.

It also plays an important role in wargames of the period and no less in DBN.  The artillery are divided into two types – the heavy foot artillery and the lighter and mobile horse artillery.

Artillery in array.Artillery in array.

The observant period gamer will notice that I did not paint the lining around the vest of the artillerymen.  This was an oversight on my part.  I actually intended to paint them but it just slipped my mind.  I only noticed after gluing them on and basing everything.

The foot artillery have a calibre between 9 to 12 pounders.The foot artillery have a calibre between 9 to 12 pounders.

The models are a mixture of Zvevda and Italeri sets.  The infantry are Zvevda for sure, the equerry is Italeri but I cannot remember the manufacturer of the cannons.

Horse artillery have 3 men per base instead of 4 and a smaller calibre cannon.Horse artillery have 3 men per base instead of 4 and a smaller calibre cannon.

It is not over for today. I will try to post again tonight, but I am not sure what I will go for.

So until then take care and game on.

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