Below is the first shot of the completed troops. Note that after what seemed to me a sucess with the dismounted Kurfurstin Dragoons, that I am starting to base the odd few troopers on larger bases to allow for the creation of mini-dioramas.
The same line-up from a different angle. Note the minor conversion on a couple of the loading troopers for the sake of a little diversity in the firing line.
The completed company with flag-bearer. I think the colour is from Frederic Aubert's site, although there are many lovely Austrian flags available, including those from the Warflag site.
Full line-up of my Croats. I've now three full companies with another two in preparation. I expect to finish off a fourth company in the next few days.
6 comments:
Did you not have plans to use these in some form of la petit guerre games? Quite nice.
They will get used for the Defence of Strudelburg Game that I was putting together before the Defense of Melbourne demo game threw a spanner in the works.
I still intend to get on with Strudelburg early next year using a simplified version of Jim Purky's Kleine Krieg rules.
Hi there Greg,
Your Croats are colorful gentlemen! RSM figures I am guessing. I'll have to get some of these myself.
Best Regards,
Stokes
Yes Stokes, RSM figures with the odd modification.
Regards,
Greg
Greg,
Your figures look great (as always).
One thing that I do with slotta bases is to cover the slot with a strip of old address labels . . . you know, the kind with stickum on one side . . . it covers the gaps.
-- Jeff
Hi Jeff,
Thanks for the tip; I'll probably be terraining the bases as I go along. The plain green base is just an interim measure.
All the best,
Greg
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