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| Not quite a horde of 'Indians' |
So that brings me up to 31 completed bases of Native Americans, that's at 60% completion for the initial plan. I've 16 more of the Friekorps figures from Robbo and another 16 from Peter Pig miniatures for a further 16 bases. Enough to start getting some games in, once I paint a few more US Cavalry.
Looking at the US Cavalry I had a bonus find. I was hunting through some of the unpainted lead and came across some leftover confederate cavalry from my ACW collection. There are enough for two 10 man units, both foot and mounted. More than passable enough for this period. With the last of the Peter Pig figures I'll be able to field five 10 man units. In the meantime I painted up a supply wagon, I picked this up from Colonel Bills, It's a Peter Pig model from their ACW range. I deliberately based the mules separately so I can also use the wagon as part of a makeshift barricade.






Those are awesome love the wagon. Cracking minis well done.
ReplyDeleteCheers Brett
DeleteCool stuff! Interesting, for all of my Native Americans for the earlier F&I War timeframe, I have zero Plains War figs. They look good -- keep up the progress, Scott!
ReplyDeleteCheers Mike, they make a nice change
DeleteI always find cavalry a bit of a grind. Good work powering through these ones. They look great en mass.
ReplyDeleteCheers Dave, I've never been a fan of painting s large number of Irregular cavalry, but these haven't been too bad
DeleteYou are making great progress with this project Scotty - a small game can't be far off?
ReplyDeleteCheers Keith, I can definitely see a small game in the near future
DeleteMore great painted stuff!
ReplyDeleteCheers Michal
DeleteExcellent progress Neil much more productive than me at the moment I seem to be spending a,l my time gaming !
ReplyDeleteCheers Matt, I wish I was getting more gaming in
DeleteMore fine additions. You are 'flying' through these; 60% done, amazing.
ReplyDeleteDespite the warpaint not noticeable during normal play, you'll just have to do it won't you?! I reckon it will be easier than you think to get a good impression of it.
Good luck and best wishes, James
Cheers James, progress is all down to early enthusiasm for a new project. I have started some war paint on the next batch
DeleteFantastic work on those additions, Neil.
ReplyDeleteCheers Richard
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