It is looking unlikely that I will get to play out the forthcoming battle in Borsetshire due to preparing to go on holiday and getting my second Covid jab etc . But I'm busy converting Musketeers into Dragoons , luckily the dress is similar and all I've had to do is add boot tops from 'green stuff' to their legs , in the background is a artilleryman converted into a 'horse holder' and a couple of spare Napoleonic horses , as ECW Dragoons spent most of their time dismounted I'm not going to bothering with mounted figures.
Always appreciate a good conversion! Hooray for jab #2 (had mine 9 days ago--just a few days off from full effect).
ReplyDeleteI do like an easy conversion - nothing to fiddly , yes looking forward to being (nearly) bomb proof : )
DeleteCongratulations on your second shot Tony! My wife and I felt at peace, knowing we would not have to worry so much about getting sick. And I was able to hug my 93 year old mother for the first time in over a year! That was truly wonderful! Great job on your conversions, they look just right!
ReplyDeleteYes hopefully we are on the road to normality again.
DeleteAll the best with jab and jaunt! The conversions are coming along very nicely indeed.
ReplyDeleteGlad to get my last one .
DeleteCongratulations on your jabs!
ReplyDeleteWho doesn't love a nice dragoon? They were one of the figures that attracted me to Peter Laing's 15mm ECW range as a young teenager - still got them and they still get used - https://manoftinblog.wordpress.com/2016/08/01/my-favourite-peter-laing-figure/
I am a great fan of Peter Laing , classic figures
DeleteExcellent conversions, they have come up a treat.
ReplyDeleteRegards, James
Nice simple additions to my collection
DeleteNice conversions
ReplyDeleteThank you , will prove very useful in future games .,
DeleteLooking good. I too didn't bother with mounted dragoons ( or empty horses for that matter). Have a great holiday.
ReplyDeleteI was lucky to have some spare horses.
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