Hobby Update: Napoleonic Wars. Pt.6 Chavauxleger

Today a quick update on my next unit for my Austrian army, the Chavauxleger. As far as I'm aware, remember I'm a Napoleonic newbie, these are similar to light dragoons in their use on the battlefield and are probably considered light dragoons in effect.

[@aledroberts6151]

Great update and awesome models. Looking forward to seeing the video about the Prussians v British :)

[@Volgan16666]

I think I read somewhere that the oak leaves were traditionally worn as an identifier on the battlefield pre Napoleonics. The multi-lingual nature of the Austrian Empire often brought regiments together who couldn't speak each others language and thus the oak leaves became an easy way to know right off who was friend or foe. I believe that during the Wars of the Three Kingdoms (ECW) it was not uncommon for troops to wear orange, yellow or red ribbons on their arms to identify them in the heat of battle. We are to used to the idea that all Royalists had twirled stashs and wore floppy hats whilst the vile parliement tratiors were clean shaven (everywhere) and wore round helmets whilst singing psalms in battle.

[@philRminiatures]

Superb details on your Chevauxlegers, great looking cavalry!

[@NicGamz]

Great work. Subed. 👍

[@bonysminiatures3123]

Nice work matt

[@liberator2408]

Very nice figures mate 👍

[@NSYresearch]

Beautiful figures Matt.

[@BattleMatt]

Thanks mate

[@SolventAbuseUk]

cool stuff

[@wgeffoxdo9719]

looking amazing matt

[@basicminiaturepainting]

Wonderful work on the cavalry mate