The second of my planned dragoon regiments is now finished. I had my table setup for a 18C 40mm game, so I thought I'd re-use the setup to pose the dragoons getting into position. Riding down the road ...
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And deployed in front of the church ...
[figs: All Irregular Miniatures, some of the dismounted dragoons are converted musketeers.]
5 comments:
Great looking unit! ....and I'm still jealously looking for a church like that!
--Dave
It may be worth searching the web for sites who stock the kits for the church I used - seach for
Hornby R599 Country Church kit
Hope you find what your looking for
-- Allan
Cool pics! I like the mounted and dismounted dragoons.
Allan,
With the possible exception of the clocks on the church tower, the terrain is quite usable as ECW terrain . . . and, of course, I echo the other comments about the appearance of everything.
-- Jeff
As Jeff says the clock on the church tower looks out of place.
I thought so too till I did a little bit of research. There are a number of church clocks in the UK which date from the early 17C - they most probably orginally had one square clock face, with maybe just an hour hand.
-- Allan
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