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The Mighty McLovin:
I have found many painting threads of the Napoleonic Wars, but cease to find a one dedicated to battles. So I thought to myself: why not create one?

Please include names of the battles if you can. Also, I have a missing name for one of them. If you know what the battle names are then please tell me and I'll replace them.

Battle of Austerlitz[close]Battle of Borodino[close]Battle of Borodino[close]Battle of Borodino[close]Battle of Borodino[close]Battle of Dennewitz[close]Battle of Hanau[close]Battle of New Orleans (Not in the Napoleonic Wars but was fought during the same time of the Napoleonic Wars, and I thought it looked pretty epic[close]Battle of Sahagún[close]Battle of Waterloo[close]Battle of Albuhera[close]Battle of Borodino[close]Unknown Battle[close]Retreat from Russia[close]Battle of Borodino[close]
Post your favourite Napoleonic battle pictures.

Millander:
Two large high res pictures of Lady Butler's famour painting depicting the 28th Foot at the battle of Quatre Bras. On a side note as some might point out the 28th actuelly retained their stopepipe shakos throughout the 100 days campaign instead of adopting the Belgic Shako like the rest of the army as depicted.

Its recommended you open these pictures in a new tab.

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The Mighty McLovin:

--- Quote from: Millander on June 06, 2015, 08:52:42 pm ---Two large high res pictures of Lady Butler's famour painting depicting the 28th Foot at the battle of Quatre Bras. On a side note as some might point out the 28th actuelly retained their stopepipe shakos throughout the 100 days campaign instead of adopting the Belgic Shako like the rest of the army as depicted.

Its recommended you open these pictures in a new tab.

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Very nice images and fact. Thanks for sharing!

Wolff:
The one you called battle of dennewitz shows probably the "battle" of Hagelberg

Reznov:
Dutch at Quatre bras/Waterloo, Muh nationalism

Dutch forces holding gemioncourt farm
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Charge of the 5th Militia led by the Prince of Orange
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Allied counter-attack
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Charge of the 2nd Belgian carabiniers at Waterloo
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Artillery trying to move in the muddy terrain
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Kolonel Detmers troops being unleashed on the middle guard at Waterloo
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members of the 19th Militia meet the prussians
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