The Anglo Portuguese are finished!

I have already given myself a pat on the head for finally getting this long overdue painting done, so please don't feel a need to congratulate me. Frankly, after the half way point I've found this Napoleonic project to be a painting chore rather than a painting pleasure and I'm happier than a pig in the proverbial to finally see the back of the Anglo-Portuguese lead pile.

That said, I did save an easy unit for last. Not a bad policy, IMHO. 

I give you, the Portuguese 10th cavalry. 

Figures are by Front Rank. 

Painted by myself in enamels.

The flag is GMB Designs.

Bases are home cut MDF.

Unusually for Front Rank, the sword arms are a separate casting (glued on). We'll see how that works out over time but, I would much prefer them as a 'safer', more 'durable', one piece casting.

With a few spare command figures I had left over, plus a shrine to make up the 'figure count', I did this second British army command stand featuring Beresford. 

Note that I took your advice and painted the Christ figure on the cross. It works, thank you for your input.

At the back of these stands there are the dice slots for army morale (black and white), transferable divisional morale (orange) and a pin for a quality bead. 

The black and white beads give a range of 0 - 42. 

The black beads count sixes, white beads count digits - in this case the total adds up to 8. 

Black 1 = 6 + White 2 = 8, if that makes sense. 

So next up, roll call.

Let's have a parade!