Showing posts with label Bavarian Army. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Bavarian Army. Show all posts

Saturday, January 3, 2026

Toysoldiers - "Tyrolean Rebellion" by Piano Wargames - Colonel of the 2nd Bavarian Dragoons

Manufacturer:   PianoWargames

Scale:    60mm (1:30)



Hi again,

After having painted seventeen Tyrolians so far and only two Bavarians it was time to start with some reinforcements for the Bavarian army.
My single dragoon now got a Colonel and another four troopers are on the workbench.

Cheers
Mike







Thursday, April 3, 2025

The Tyrolean Rebellion - Just a fun arrangement of figures

Manufacturers:

Tyroleans - Piano Wargames (https://pianowargames.de)

Bavarians - Victrix (https://www.victrixlimited.com)

Building - Chicken´sTabletopCrafting (https://chickens-tabletop-crafting.de/)

Scale:   28mm


Hello, dear followers of my blog !

Last week I had been looking for some terrain pieces for my wargaming collection, especially for our project on the Tyrolean Rebellion where I will need some more rocks to represent the area of the alps. My comrads and me plan to play several games of the supplement of "Muskets&Tomahawks" called "Shakos&Bayonets".

A good opportunity to find excellent rocks is to look at some shops offering aquaristic accesories. And I found some very good suitable pieces for good prices. Some of them are still on their way but the one I ordered from Amazon has already been delivered.

After having opened the parcel it was clear that I will have to check the size of the rock compared to my figures. And so the next hour was used to arrange a little landscape with rocks, paths, trees, fields and a building. It has been real fun and a perfect balance to my working day. As always.

Just a well-intentioned advice: if you ever had a hard day, try to compensate it by just arranging your figures mixed with some terrain. It works. You surely will feel better. :)


Cheers 

Mike


An overview on the little landscape measuring 60x120cm.

Bavarian Infantry is approaching through a mountain pass to arrest the leader of the Tyrolean Rebels.
Andreas Hofer

Forward boys !

The figures representing the Bavarians are Victrix.

The Tyrolean "village". I need more of these houses from Chicken´sTabletopCrafting.

Andreas Hofer (right) awaiting the Bavarians. Figures are resin from the wonderful range of
PianoWargames. Lucas Luber does fantastic work on them


Seems to be a very long way.



A piece of terrain that must not be missing in the alps
A holy cross.

The actual reason for this arrangement of figures ...

... the rock from the aquaristic shop on Amazon.