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Having finished painting up other peoples figures I got a few of my own done . A group of English Matchlock men set out to explore 'The New World' . 28mm Crucible Crush figures .
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French explorers with 'Black Robe' Jesuit Priest.
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Mohawk Leader Hendrick and a Great Warrior from the Wendat tribe in traditional wooden armour . I do hope to get some more of these done and find a easy set of rules to play with them.
They are lovely figures, not come across them much before but they look great, you have done a cracking job on them, the Mohawk and the Wendat warrior in particular are superb.
ReplyDeleteThank you , they are unusual figures for an unusual period.
DeleteBeautiful figures Tony with excellent paint jobs! They look right at home in the outdoors! Very well done indeed!
ReplyDeleteThanks, thought I'd better take advantage of the good weather.
DeleteSimple rules - French Indian type Wars - Native vs Troops - why not try Featherstone's Close Wars rules appendix to his War Games book 1962? Reprinted here on my post https://manoftinblog.wordpress.com/2016/06/09/close-little-wars-featherstones-simplest-rules/
ReplyDeleteMust admit I was thinking Featherstone's "Small Wars"
DeleteNice work there Tony on the new figures- hope you find suitable rules- yes, Donald Featherstone's 'Close Wars' may be of use. Cheers. KEV.
ReplyDeleteLovely work on these figures.
ReplyDeleteThank you , it's nice to be paining something different for a change.
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