All figures cast for two units and prep done. I bought a commander and standard bear from Irregular Miniatures...
These will initially join the Polish army; later they will be the nucleus of a 'cossack rebellion' force
All figures cast for two units and prep done. I bought a commander and standard bear from Irregular Miniatures...
These will initially join the Polish army; later they will be the nucleus of a 'cossack rebellion' force
The recruiting seargent have been out - (i.e. me down the garage casting figures)...
Enough figures for two regiments of foot, now prepped and ready for painting. I had to buy in a couple of drummers as the mould for the drummer is starting to get a bit squiffy.
Tricky to find animals suitable for 40mm...some larger ones from 28mm usable..
I have plenty of domesticated animals for 40mm games: horses, chickens, geese and a pack of hounds
plus a herd of cows - handy for a raiding game .. missing some sheep though....Oddment gentlemen, the four musketeers, cardinals guard and baddies...all nicely fitted into a small display cabinet..
But coaches and civilians are stored separately..Time to do some casting (and perhaps buy some figures too..)
Each army (Monrovia and Wittenberg) has 7 regiments of horse, 6 regiments of foot, 2 regiments of dragoons and 1 regiment of mounted Croats.
I need a little more space to add two more foot regiments 😀, once for each side. So time to rearrange how some units are stored. The infantry boxes are full, so maybe some space in the cavalry boxes. Also there is the 'extras' box, which is the overflow box
One of the Monrovia cavalry regiments needs a lot of repair (these figures will go into the melty pot to make some cossacks), so I decided to swap it out with the Cuirassier regiment in the extras box. Changing over the standard...So now have to accumulate figures for the 2 new foot regiments, I can buy in or cast them - I'll probably do a mix of both.