"The Oldenburgers in the Napoleonic campaign in Russia" Topic

"At the end of the 90s my friend Jens Najewitz had one of his many ingenious plans. He wanted to give up his part-time dealer existence in the miniature area, and bring out a model magazine.
He then put that on. It was called "model characters" and the plan behind the releases was to finally give the collector of 1/72 miniatures the magazine he always wanted and demanded aloud.
A magazine with reports on characters, with articles on various events in the history of war, with reviews of new publications, simply a magazine dedicated to the wishes of the 1/72 scene.
Despite full-bodied statements of support, unfortunately we did not reach the necessary number of subscribers. In a world with much worse communication options than today, and with horrendous prices for layout and printing – oh God it is easy today – was the endeavor without sponsors just too expensive…"
Using translator

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Amicalement
Armand

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nice figures, shame about yet another army in blue…

These appear to be the 1808-1811 uniformes, when Oldenburg was part of the Rhinbund.

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As the 129e de ligne in Russia in 1812, they had typical French uniforms.

Glad you like them my friend!. (smile)

Amicalement
Armand

These are Perry Miniatures, not 1/72

In the original article they are mentioned as Perry 28mm and also that the Oldenburgers wore French uniforms so please read the article and not only the small piece Tango cobbled together