Anyway, a few weeks ago I posted some Afghan troops for the 2nd Anglo-Afghan War. Today I have some British to face them. The bulk of my troops are already done, these are the last batch for the British force. (I say last, but what I mean is last until I can get some more). All of these figures are by Artizan Designs.
First of all, a light artillery piece. This is an RML 2.5" Mountain Gun or a 'Screw Gun', so named because the barrel and breach were transported separately and screwed together when needed for battle.
This batch of twelve minis includes an officer, several sergeants, a bugler, a drummer and a standard bearer. I don't currently have a flag to use for this unit, hence the bare flag pole. I believe the Perry's plastic boxed set had the flag that I need, so I guess I'll have to order some more minis soon. The uniforms and yellow flashes on some of the helmets identify these fine fellows as belonging to the 67th regiment of foot.
Continuing with giving myself imaginary painting points, 15 infantry and 1 gun should net me 80 points (The gun is tiny so I'm only awarding myself 5 points for it). That brings me up to 759.5 points and puts my side duel total at 607.5
Nicely done, Stuart. You're racing ahead, damn you!
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DeleteIf anyone can catch up, it's you.
Very nice minis Stuart!
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DeleteGreat looking gun and force,I really like the officer in sheepskins and I look forward to your Afghan Highlanders !( does anybody make them?)
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Artizan Designs have a fair selection of Highlanders in both trousers and kilts, so I may have to get some at some stage.
DeleteNice looking force Stuart. The screw gun is a must have for this theatre.
ReplyDeleteThe gun is a cute little thing, I thought it was the wrong scale at first.
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ReplyDeleteNice models, the screw gun is cute. Any gun with a barrel shorter than half a ramrod and wheels up to one’s knees surely is a must have!
ReplyDeleteSmashing stuff Stuart 👍
ReplyDeleteBrilliant stuff. The screw-gun and the sheepskin clad officer just seem so iconic to the period.
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