Peninsular Napoleonics Not-Kickstarter!

[Leon]

I think £50.55 in addition to the £118.15 ?

Thanks for the additions, that takes us over the £4500 and unlocks the buildings!  I'll get the list of those up later tonight and folks can start adding them to their pledges!

[Leon]

And we've now unlocked the buildings as well, so here's the list of our new mediterranean range which can be added to your pledges.  Let us know what you'd like and we'll add them on!

SCN-NAP1   Small house, type 1   £4.00
SCN-NAP2   Small house, type 2   £4.00
SCN-NAP3   Small house, type 3   £4.00
SCN-NAP4   Large house, type 1   £5.00
SCN-NAP5   Large house, type 2   £5.00
SCN-NAP6   Villa/chateau   £6.00
SCN-NAP7   Tavern   £6.00
SCN-NAP8   Church   £6.00
SCN-NAP9   Hermitage   £3.00
SCN-NAP10   Windmill   £5.00
SCN-NAP11   Cemetery   £3.00
SCN-NAP12   Accessories (fountain, shrine, troughs)   £3.00

(Prices are estimates based on the planned size of the new buildings and may alter slightly when these items are released.  People who have pledged will never pay more than these prices.)

[Duke Speedy of Leighton]

Any pictures Leon?

[Leon]

Any pictures Leon?

Not yet I'm afraid, same as with the sculpts they've not been started yet.  I've asked John at Ironclad to send me some progress pics as soon as he's got any.  I'll see if he's got any images of the type/style of buildings he's putting together for us.

[MooseDontBounce]

Leon:
For the Spanish, you have troops in the 1805 uniform c1807 and c1809-10.  Can you tell us the difference between the two?  My guess is the headwear.
Sincerely,
Dale Williams

[Scorpio_Rocks]

Will add a little to the cause (I'm not a nappy player - but buildings are pretty universal...)

SCN-NAP6   Villa/chateau   £6.00
SCN-NAP9   Hermitage   £3.00
SCN-NAP11   Cemetery   £3.00
SCN-NAP12   Accessories (fountain, shrine, troughs)   £3.00

£15 Every little helps!

[paulr]

Leon:
For the Spanish, you have troops in the 1805 uniform c1807 and c1809-10.  Can you tell us the difference between the two?  My guess is the headwear.
Sincerely,
Dale Williams

Dale, this thread http://www.pendrakenforum.co.uk/index.php/topic,19702.msg299991/topicseen.html#msg299991 has a bit more discussion on the various Spanish proposed

[MooseDontBounce]

Dale, this thread http://www.pendrakenforum.co.uk/index.php/topic,19702.msg299991/topicseen.html#msg299991 has a bit more discussion on the various Spanish proposed

Excellent.  Thank you.

[Leon]

Will add a little to the cause (I'm not a nappy player - but buildings are pretty universal...)
£15 Every little helps!

Excellent, thanks for that!

For the Spanish, you have troops in the 1805 uniform c1807 and c1809-10.  Can you tell us the difference between the two?  My guess is the headwear.

Yep, as you'll have seen in that thread, the c1807 troops are in the earlier formal dress, whereas the c1809-10 are the more ragtag bunch.

[Leon]

I'll paste the info here in case anyone else needs it:

The 'c1807' figures are in the Pattern 1805 uniform of the old Spanish army, bicornes, short tailed coats, long for officers (long tailed coats generally were last used on the Pattern 1797 uniform).  They comprise fusiliers in a bicorn and grenadiers in a bearskin with the characteristic 'flame' at the back, breeches and gaiters with knapsacks, cartridge pouches etc as per the regs.  These figures represent the Bourbon army that was involved in the invasion of Portugal in 1807 and the resistance to the French occupation in 1808.  There were, incidentally, at least two regiments still in the 1797 uniform in 1808, and 12 in the blue Pattern 1802 uniform.

The 'c1809-1810' figures reflect the remains of the old regular army that still formed an important part of the five regional armies (Ejércitos Regionales) established towards the end of 1808.  They are still in the pattern 1805 uniform, but it reflects the 'distressed' state they had become by c1809.  Trousers replace breeches and blanket rolls replace knapsack, some will haversacks and civilian water bottles and so on.

Also included are some types of the volunteer and provincially raised troops that can't be sourced from the 1809 and 1815 ranges, notably militia in civilian clothes and provincial types with the Chistera hat, such as those raised in Seville, Andalucia, Navarre and Catalonia for example.

Finally, there are the uniforms authorised for the infantry of the 'Ejercito Nacional' in 1811, 'c1812-1814'.  These were British supplied and started to arrive in Portugal in mid-1812.  They never replaced other types and styles completely.

[Orcs]

Just as I thought I was going to avoid paying money on this as its not my period , you bring buildings into the mix. This will do nicely for WSS as well.

SCN-NAP1   Small house, type 1   £4.00
SCN-NAP2   Small house, type 2   £4.00
SCN-NAP3   Small house, type 3   £4.00
SCN-NAP4   Large house, type 1   £5.00
SCN-NAP5   Large house, type 2   £5.00
SCN-NAP6   Villa/chateau   £6.00
SCN-NAP7   Tavern   £6.00
SCN-NAP8   Church   £6.00
SCN-NAP9   Hermitage   £3.00
SCN-NAP10   Windmill   £5.00
SCN-NAP11   Cemetery   £3.00
SCN-NAP12   Accessories (fountain, shrine, troughs)   £3.00

Put me down for these please Leon

I think thats £54

[samurai]

Hi Leon, Here is my order:

Portuguese
1 -NPP1   Line infantry in barretina   £5.50
1 - NPP2   Line command in barretina (15)    £2.75
1 - NPP3   Line infantry in stovepipe shako   £5.50
1 - NPP4   Line command in stovepipe shako (15)    £2.75
1 - NPP5   Mounted officer in barretina (5)    £1.85
1 - NPP9   6pdr with barretina crew (3)   £5.50

Spanish   
4 - NSP1   Fusiliers in 1805 uniform (c1807)   £5.50
1 - NSP2   Fusilier command in 1805 uniform (c1807)   £5.50
2 - NSP3   Grenadiers in 1805 uniform (c1807) inc. command (16)   £2.95
1 - NSP4   Mounted officer (5)   £1.85
1 - NSP5   Cazadores in 1802 uniform, inc command   £5.50
2 - NSP7   Fusiliers in 1805 uniform (c1809-1810)   £5.50
1 - NSP8   Fusilier command in 1805 uniform (c1809-1810)   £5.50
2 - NSP10   Provincial Volunteers/Militia in civilian clothes (c1809)   £5.50
2 - NSP11   Provincial infantry in Chistera hat (c1809-1813)   £5.50
2 - NSP12   Provincial infantry command in Chistera (c1809-1813) (15)   £2.75
2 - NSP15   Guerillas, inc. command   £5.50
1 - NSP16   Line Cavalry   £5.50
3 - NSP17   Dragoons   £5.50
1 - NSP18   Hussars   £5.50
2 - NSP20   Garrochista lancers   £5.50
1 - NSP21   4pdr with line crew (3)   £5.50
1 - NSP30   Limber with team / out-riders (2)   £5.50

Total 169.10 pounds (148.5 pounds (27 x 5.5) 20.60 pounds (8 x others)

[Techno]

....And yet another one to say hello to ! 

A very warm welcome to the forum, Samurai. 

Cheers - Phil.

[Duke Speedy of Leighton]

Hello and welcome Samurai

[FierceKitty]

Why is a samurai ordering Napoleonics? - Concerned Kenshin.