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Customer Showcase: Paul’s Peninsular War Light Division

Paul shares his Peninsular War Light Division project, showing Battle Honours 3D British Light Infantry alongside Warlord, Perry, Atlantic and other figures.

Paul K.'s Peninsular War Light Division project with Battle Honours 3D British Light Infantry

In brief

Paul shares his Peninsular War Light Division project, showing Battle Honours 3D British Light Infantry alongside Warlord, Perry, Atlantic and other figures.

One of the most useful things about customer photographs is seeing how Battle Honours 3D figures sit alongside an existing collection.

Paul K. recently shared these photographs of his Napoleonic British Light Infantry Battalion – March Attack, 24 Figures as part of a growing Peninsular War project.

“The figures are perfect. Collecting elements of the Light Division, Peninsula campaign. Photo.. Next to my first project. A mix of Warlord, Perry, Atlantic and other 3d printeded. To be South Essex with Sharpe and crew.”

Paul’s photographs are particularly useful because the Battle Honours 3D figures are shown in the context they are actually going to be used: alongside figures from several other manufacturers in an established collection.

Paul K.'s Peninsular War Light Division project featuring Battle Honours 3D British Light Infantry - customer photograph 1

Paul K.'s Peninsular War Light Division project featuring Battle Honours 3D British Light Infantry - customer photograph 2

Paul K.'s Peninsular War Light Division project featuring Battle Honours 3D British Light Infantry - customer photograph 3

Paul K.'s Peninsular War Light Division project featuring Battle Honours 3D British Light Infantry - customer photograph 4

Paul K.'s Peninsular War Light Division project featuring Battle Honours 3D British Light Infantry - customer photograph 5

Building a Light Division force

The British Light Division is one of the most recognisable formations of the Peninsular War, and a project like Paul’s naturally brings together light infantry, riflemen, officers and supporting troops rather than treating each set as an isolated purchase.

That is one of the reasons we produce both complete formations and individual sets. Customers can build a force around the size and structure they want, then add specialist poses or supporting units as the project develops.

Designed to sit alongside existing collections

Paul specifically mentions Warlord, Perry, Atlantic and other 3D printed figures in his project. For us, that is valuable feedback because many customers are not starting a collection from scratch. They are adding to armies and projects they already own.

Battle Honours 3D figures use our True Scale approach, with realistic proportions and a wide choice of scales, so customers can choose the size that best fits the collection they are building.

See the set used in Paul’s project:
Napoleonic British Light Infantry Battalion – March Attack, 24 Figures

If you have painted Battle Honours 3D figures or terrain and would like us to feature your project, send us your photographs or add them to your product review. Customer photographs are one of the best ways for other historical gamers to see how the models look in a finished collection.