We’ve dipped back into the archives to bring you a fantastic article from Vince Rospond on the uniforms of the Prussian Landwehr! The Landwehr was the equivalent of the “home guard” created in March 1813 in response to the Prussia battles for liberation following Napoleon’s defeat in Russia. Initially, they were armed and uniformed in…
John, the owner of Warlord Games has been hard at it getting together a brigade of our Napoleonic Prussian Landwehr. As soon as the metal metal became available he grabbed them and a few boxes of the plastics and got to work. With the plastic models being just two part models he was easily able…
Adding yet more options to your Napoleonic Prussian armies we have more Landwehr to bolster the ranks! We have Landwehr at trail as well as Landwehr with pike and with musket. Read on to hear all about them… We have sculpted some metal Landwehr with pike and with musket so that you can give yet…
We narrowly missed the deadline for getting pics of painted models from our Napoleonic Prussian Landwehr in last week’s newsletter. So, it’s only right and proper we show them off now! Andrés has done it again, this time taking his skilled brush to our Prussian Up Daisies pack! A great pack to add flavour and…
You’ve eagerly grabbed our new plastic Napoleonic Prussian Landwehr with both hands so you’ll be delighted to see that we’re releasing more metal miniatures to support them! First up are these two mounted Landwehr officers. Utilising our Figure Head system (TM) of separate heads they’ll give you plenty of options to lead your brave boys…
Oh, come now – you didn’t think we’d stop at plastic Napoleonic Prussian Landwehr did you? Take a butchers at the new sculpts for this range which are due for release in the not-too-distant future… These dynamic casualty miniatures are just the thing to mix in with your regiments for a gritty dose of reality….
With the imminent release of our new plastic Prussian Landwehr boxed set we’ve pulled together the following deals so you can put together your Prussian army quickly and cost effectively. So, whether you’re wanting to refight Ligny, Leipzig or Plancenoit look no further than here. ‘At first it was only so-so with the Landwehr Battalions,…
Paul Sawyer