Painting the better or Lidl way ?

During my weekly shopping at Lidl Ireland I stumbled across this fascinating thing... Of course I had to buy it... 38 Euros is a bargain. Now I can see all the minor mistakes I did on my miniatures..and yes I love my mess on my painting table :)

Adler Miniatures - 6mm - Napoleonic French Light Infantry

Sensational it is to paint 6mm Figures. Compared to the other scales i paint this really really really is tiny , but to the advantage.. if you paint 15mm afterwards you simply see more... sounds weired but it is perception...

So here we go with French Napoleonic Light Infantry

Manufacturer: Adler Miniatures
Scale: 6mm
Metal/Plastic:Metal
Number of Miniatures : 60

(in case you also miss in the front rank one strip of command, you are true, as the blisters I got first of all carry infantry only and the second unopened blister holds the complete commands... so commands (ensign or eagle bearer, infantry nco, drummer) will be for a later post..

Unknown Manufacturer - Terrain - Bridge

As with this swollen backlog from September I need to paint faster or more miniatures at the same time. Pressure is on me here.

This bridge is from resin and was an ebay auction that I won. It fits perfect to 6mm up to 15mm. Love the outcome:

Terrain: Bridge
Scale : 6mm to 15mm
Manufacturer: unknown

Adler Miniatures - 6mm - Napoleonic Line Infantry (24 miniatures)

This is quite a funny thing. After reading a couple of blogs and regarding my own table space I decided to take a look at 6mm miniatures.
After a bit undecided I phoned both Baccus and Adler Miniatures for advice. I got the "better" answer by Adler and placed an order for a complete french division.

Here we got with a first piece.

Base size: 60 x 30 mm
Manufacturer: Adler Miniatures
Metal/Plastic : Metal
Pieces : 24 Miniatures