The Increasing Size Of My Prussian Army

Very recently, the ranks of my army swelled as 120 Prussian line infantry, fusiliers and Jager joined my force. These infantry however are not plastic, they are 2D paper figures from the website, "Junior General."
This solved my infantry problem, but it didn't solve my lack of artillery. Fortunately Junior General makes artillery pieces as well, and now my Prussian army has 5 big guns.
Following this I printed out early war Grenadiers and musketeers to add to my impressive force.
I am yet to find suitable cavalrymen, but until then; I field the largest and most powerful army that Miniature Wars has ever seen.

Edit (Thomas) - Are you sure about that mate

Progress on La Haye Sainte

I have finally started work on the Italeri La Haye Sainte farmhouse. It is an excellent kit, made of MDF, and seems to be well sized to suit the 1/72 soldiers that it was designed for. My French infantry, with their large hats, are unable to fit through the door, but without the hats would be able to. The detail of this kit is quite good, with there being a seperate sheet of wood for these details. I look forward to finishing the build, and to sharing this with you.

MY PRUSSIAN ARMY

Hello! In this post I will be writing about my Prussian army.

I got these Prussians in mid 2017 and they first saw combat in a battle of Austerlitz I had with Thomas just two days after getting them in the post.
Recently, I've been repainting them to get them more historically accurate and to fix mistakes made by my sloppy painting hand. Here they are in the midst of battle.

 The quality of this image is poor, but you get the general idea.
Here is a much clearer photo of them in peacetime!