Something a bit different then...American War of Independence
I am not sure why I have gone into this period. I think it is because I wanted something with a bit of colour with healthy doses of confusion and nothing too rigid. I have liked the look of PP AWI range since they came out and my youngest enjoyed an AWI game at one of the shows. Not the strongest arugment for a new period but not the weakest either.
British Grenadier on its way from Caliver Books and the starter forces listed below from PP. I only wanted something small to start with but even this in excess of 300 figures. Should keep me busy until the end of the year !
British (Brigade +)
1. British Line Infantry Advancing (B) 6 Packs
2. British Line Infantry foot command (A) 3 Packs
4. British Light Infantry (B) 2 Packs
5. British Light Infantry command (B) 1 Pack
55. British Grenadiers advancing with Bayoynet (A) 2 Packs
57. British Grenadiers or line battalion command (A) 1 Pack
32. Mounted British Generals 1 Pack
Generics for either side
93. Dragoon horse holders 1 Pack
34. Battalion Guns 1 Pack
35. Field Guns 1 Pack
36. Crew in Rough clothing 1 Pack
33. Crew in Tricorne 1 Pack
41. Crew in Round Hat 1 Pack
Markers and odds
43. Disorder Markers 2 Pack
44. Casualty Markers 2 Pack
47. Ladies waving 1 Pack
54. Happy workers 1 Pack
59. Dead Markers 1 Pack
45. Low on Ammo 1 Pack
46. Extra Ammo 1 Pack
The Patriots/Rebels depending on which side of history you sit
58. Tatty Continentals 3 Packs
77. Continental Infantry loading 1 Pack
20. American Line Infantry in Hunting Shirt 2 Packs
22. American Line Infantry Command 2 Packs
23. Militia Command Standing 1 Pack
31. Mounted Generals (American) 1 Pack
As with all gamers, projects come and go. Models you were thinking of moving on get a new lease of life due to a comment in the Hobby or a movie on TV. This will hopefully be my record of my best endeavours not to start anything new until I have at least completed 75% of what I already have....as if that is ever going to happen ;)
Good choice - the PP figures are lovely sculps. Have you looked at fat-wally.com? He's got some lovely photo's of PP awi.
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