paints brigs for the British fleet.
The Brunswick-Oels Jaëgers landed in Lisbon in October of 1810. The regiment comprised twelve companies and a regimental headquarters. Three companies were sharpshooters companies, armed with the Baker rifle. These companies were detached to serve with the British 4th and 5th divisions - one company served with the 3rd battalion of the 1st Regiment of Foot (Royal Scots), the others were with Crauford's Light Division. They served in the Peninsula in many battles and actions as crack skirmishers, such as the famous 95th Rifles and the KGL Sharpshooters.
The uniform was slightly different from the other companies of the Brunswick-Oels. This is the first time that these special troops have been sculpted in 28mm, and they are the first in our Rifles series, that will include units that used this weapon in the Napoleonic Wars.
Available end of May: Six miniatures sculpted by Michael Broadbent, plus a decal sheet for the backpack and water canteen.
BRJ001 - Brunswick Oëls Jaëgers Rifles officer
BRJ002 - Brunswick Oëls Jaëgers Rifles bugler
BRJ003 - Brunswick Oëls Jaëgers Rifles sergeant
BRJ004 - Brunswick Oëls Jaëgers Rifles firing
BRJ005 - Brunswick Oëls Jaëgers Rifles preparing to fire
BRJ006 - Brunswick Oëls Jaëgers Rifles advancing
BRJDEC - Decals sheet for backpack and water canteen (for twelve minis)