woody64

The main change is done and as result there's a first trial for integration of faces, as can be seen on the internal gallery: New features: - user decals which were loaded via the address field are stored in a file which can be loaded in the right frame - generated minifigs are stored in http://lego-minifig-generator.mac-au.eu/png-gallery.html - minifigs are created as png images - additional faces are available via the minifg-head icon of the right frame Andreas

Version 2 looks ok to me. Have you tried to use some black small 1x1 pieces inside. Smaller then the used head. Then you get the impression of a hat sitting correct on the head. From the back it should then also look correct. But I would prefer to have a real custom one ... I have found some in arealight's store at http://www.flickr.com/photos/arealight/. But not sure if these can be used for any of our troops? Andreas

Currently I do some internal changes to php based functions (instead of javascript). Therefore some of the functionality may be affected. The main public result now is that "Create Minifig" now creates directly one(!) png image. (since it's now internally done via php image functions). That may be the base for some future enhancements (like change of faces) ... Andreas

Maybe it was a Lippizaner .... Andreas

And now the last shot (if not otherwise requested), the Prussians: the pdf. And some decals I've added: Dragoons: Based on Andreas

Good question, I still missed that since my available troops didn't have them. But I should change it. Andreas

T think I have to ramp up my reservoir of heads. Unfortunately I have none of them ... And here are the figures: Andreas

Shortly before Christmas here's my newest Vignette based on a painting by Krafft. It shows the Archeduke Charles at the battle of Aspern-Esslingen. The Museum add's the comment that the picture was surely inspired by Napoleon crossing the St.Bernhard (J.L.David) Some more can be found in: http://www.brickshelf.com/gallery/woody64/...es/img_2911.jpg

Once more a big shot !!!! I like the details, like loading the rifles and the english guys behind the walls .... I can't await the next one *y* Andreas

Maybe bonaparte can sumarize all this flags in another index? Andreas

The Italeri set contains the British Scots Greys. For a review see: http://www.plasticsoldierreview.com/Review...u=ITA&code=6001 The set itself is called Waterloo 1815, so the result of the battle (winner) should be clear :-)

Hello Armothe, in brickshelf journal issue 9 (summer 2007) I read that a next set of minifig items is planned. Is there already a date when we can expect it, and is there a chance to find any imperial stuff inside. Thanks Andreas

I always was astonished about the subthemes discussion. To my point of view the pirate theme starts with: - pirates (so far I haven't found that these theme is only dedicated to caribbean), - ~1650 (Henry Morgan) - imperial (which is said to represent english and french navy), therefore european ~1800 - islander (polynesian) - imperial armada, spanish based - ~1500 But all that together gives us the possibility to build any subtheme we want. For example: Lepanto: Spanish - Ottomans / Imperial Armada - Orient Andreas

Especially since the ottomans had big influence in europe and also main influence on sea, whic h can also be seen in one of the main historical sea battle of Lepanto. The Lego Spanish Imerials are also well suited for this area. For ottoman navy you may fin a first step with: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_the_Turkish_Navy Andreas

Rofur may also help when designing flags, as I did it in my signature. Andreas

Last not least the British:

And here are the Austrians, template for printing follows ... Andreas

And here's the template to build the minifigs, oncemore French :-) For my generator I would need a photo where I can cut the hussar hat (the one build from tires). Does anybody have such a photo available ... Andreas

But unfortunately it are french decals, but I have the Austrians already prepared ... Andreas

For Austrian commanders follow this link. Andreas

In another thread I was asked about some major commanders of the Austrian army. Here are some: Carl Schwarzenberg: ambassador in paris and key person in negotiation of the marriage of napoloeon with marie-luise (daugther of emporer franz). General of the Austrian supply corps during the rusland invasion of napoleon (arranging as less losses as possible for the austrians). Austrian General at the battle of Leipzig. Archeduke Carl: Winner of Aspern. Looses in Wagram but got bright respect from napoleon when leaving the battlefield in controled order. Main constructor of modernization inside the austrian army. Field marshal Radetzky: Wagram, Leipzig. But inmortal due to the Radetzky marsh by Strauss father (the traditional last part of the new years concert of the austrian philharmonics). General Mack: Maybe known by the handing over of ulm. Therfore he was sentenced to death by an austrian military cord but that was changed to imprisonment by emporer franz himself. Johann von Liechtenstein: Although successor of his brother as sovereign from liechtenstein he was the main austrian commander at austerlitz. Also he was involved in wagram, hohenlinden and aspern. Andreas

I was asking if that may be helpfull for the comunity? Here's a template for the French troops ready to print. It contains: Generals: Napoleon, Murat, Marshall, Infantry Cavallry Artillery French Army Here's a PDF for printing as A4: - print it on a colour printer -- for first test you can use normal paper -- use finest quality - use tixo to protect the decals - cut them - and glue them on the torso The idea is to have some further sheets: british, Lego Imperials, Austrians, ... Please beware, the actual one is only an example not really ready but for discussion!! Andreas

please take the link to the last side: http://eurobricks.hosting.ipsyn.com/eurofo...opic=9148&st=45 thanks andreas

I only use top hats because shakoos are too expensive or not available .... andreas

Would you mind exchanging the pictures to: Thanks Andreas