The first group are 12 American colonial rangers from the old Conquest line (now made by Warlord Games), packs C and D. They will join the rangers from packs A and B that I had already painted to form a ranger company.
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| The figure on the left with the map will actually be a senior officer for my Britannian force. |
The second group are Blue Moon's French box from their "Drums in the Ohio Valley" range. These are rather large figures with a large circular base. I had to mount them on 1" square bases. They are a varied lot of Compagnies Franches de la Marine colonial infantry. Theses units were raised by the French Navy who had jurisdiction over the overseas French colonies. they join two other previously painted units.
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| The figure in the tricorne in the center will actually be a senior officer for my Britannian force. |
And finally I have a "hand me down" unit of Gallian "courier de bois" (woods runners) and Huron Indians manufactured by Frontier Miniatures which no longer exists (unfortunately to my mind). The Hurons are armed with bows, muskets, and tomahawks. Along with their Gallian associates, they will be the Red Rock Clan. We think that they were painted either by the late Mark "Doc Ord" Stevens or by the late Andrew Doyle. They were gifted by Mark to my friend Lord Sterling who then gifted them to our friend Steve H. Not having a need for northeastern woodland Indians, Steve then gifted them to me. They are mounted on US pennies so I glued them to 3/4" washers to give them some additional height since almost all my French and Indian War figures are 28mm in size. I still need to do some touch-up painting on their bases.
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| The Red Rock Clan with their Gallian associates |
Here are a couple of close-ups of the figures:
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| Courier de bois leader |
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| Huron Indians, showing base label |
I'll be posting pictures of my game on Saturday at a later date for your enjoyment.
1 comment:
The Red Rock clan look good. Of course all the others look good too...
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