Uwe Ehmke Releases 28mm Württemberg Chevauxleger

Well, congratulations are due to Uwe, his 28mm Württemberg Chevauxleger are now complete and on sale!

You can download the pdf catalog by clicking here.

Order's are placed with Uwe via email, the address is in the attached catalog. Now Uwe cautions that because he often has to travel for his regular 'day job' delivery can take a while, expect 3-6 weeks for him to process an order, and outside of Europe shipping fees can be very high, please note these points well, I wouldn't want to see anyone running off to TMP to complain the weekend after having placed an order!

All prices are in Euro's, he does have a PayPal account so that is probably your best bet for making a payment to him. The horse/rider combinations shown in the catalog can be changed if you so wish, just some combinations may require a little bit of extra work to fit together. There is currently no minimum order size, so there is no problem with placing sample orders if you wish to just 'test the waters' and see for yourself what the figures look like.

As Uwe has previously mentioned this is just the start of a whole new line and he has plans for
Württemberg Jäger zu Pferd (Chasseurs a Cheval), Line-Infantry 1812 and Baden Hussars 1812 in the near future.

You can see all the previous posts here

Finally some more pictures of this wonderful set of figures:

I would just like to add I have no commercial connection with Uwe, I am just a fan of his great work, however I am more than willing to help out if you have any questions or problems, feel free to post comments here on this blog should you wish.
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More News on Uwe Ehmke's Württemberger Chevauxlegers

Some pics of the latest 28mm Württemberger Chevauxlegers figures from Uwe Ehmke.

These are the last 3 of the Chevauxleger figures - Officer2, Trumpeter2, NCO2.

So the full set comprises 12 Chevauxleger figures split into two variants with 8 different horses based on the EBOB licensed horses.

As Uwe says:
"Now all I have to do is create the packaging and then produce some figures for stock - that will probably take me about another two weeks...."


As ever these are really nice poses, I particularly like the Officer, the "second" variant are the less active, non-charging pose, the "first" variant is the full blooded charge.

So we are almost there, and in a few weeks these should be available, I can't wait, especially as I have been recently reading Württemberger Heinrich Vossler's "With Napoleon in Russia 1812" (a must read along with Faber Du Faur's illustrated memoirs of the 1812 campaign).

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Latest News on Uwe Ehmke's Württemberger Chevauxlegers

I received an update yesterday from Uwe Ehmke on his progress with the Württemberger Chevauxlegers:

I have just finished adding an Officer, NCO and Trumpeter in less active poses for the second squad.
(Uwe previously mentioned there are to be two variants for each figure)

No new horses, so the 3 new figures will be combined with the one of the existing 8 horses.

Also finished but not yet painted are two attacking Chevaulegers (see above).


Once again excellent work. Though I am not 100% sure about the horse with the head turned, I think the second of the two galloping Chevauxlegers is stunning, brilliantly captures the motion of the charge with the rider perfectly balanced, it reminds me of that picture of the Dutch-Belgian cavalry charging at Waterloo (below), that's a real work of art you have made Uwe, keep up the good work!

Also Uwe has indicated there are some other sets in the pipeline:

Next to come in late 2010 are the sets:
Württemberg Jäger zu Pferd - skirmishing and Rest (Chasseurs a Cheval) and Line-Infantry 1812 - all positions

I hope to do some Baden Hussars 1812 too....


Plenty too look forward to then, a great new line in the making!

More Württembergers from Uwe Ehmke

Uwe continues to make progress with his 28mm Württembergers, this time he adds a standard bearer and trumpeter. I understand that there are to be two variants of each 'command' figure, and after some comments, the trumpeter 'green' below is to be redone in a less 'dramatic' pose. Actually I really like it as it is, even if it is not a truly realistic pose.


I really hope that someday these figures will see the light of day commercially, here's hoping that won't be too far off.

I heard from Uwe that he hopes to have them available for sale by the end of August.
Check back here for updates!

Ehmke Art Württemberg Chevaulegers

A few pictures of a revised Chevauxleger with the new EBob horses.

(From the http://modellfiguren-online.de/ forum)