40mm Trident Designs AWI

[Alan Mercer]

Trident Designs stuff painted as 2nd Maryland 1777 Flag by Maverick Models. I love these figures, good detail and Doug is a good guy to deal with. Only issue was at the UK end having to pay VAT and he ridiculous holding fee before Parcelforce would deliver. Ho Hum.

[Driscoles]

They look fantastic.
Its my scale since I painted napoleonic minis for a convention game.

[jambo1]

Very nice looking figures, and you have done them proud!

[Lysandros]

Doug is a very good bloke and quite a character.  From hells Angel to Church Preacher.
Trident have a certain style my only slight critism is that the faces occasionally can be a little heavy set for my taste. Many will prefer this as it adds a lot of depth
The tax does make them rather unaffordable in mass.
Maybe you could ask for The paperwork to be doctored as l am sure they will want to help.
They look good.
The Trident Indians are some of the best figs on the planet.

[axabrax]

Gasp!  So tempted by this range. If only it didn't mean having to buy all of my terrain again in 40mm it'd be a no brainer!

[Lysandros]

Gasp!  So tempted by this range. If only it didn't mean having to buy all of my terrain again in 40mm it'd be a no brainer!

You should bite the bullet.  40mm has far more impact and presence on a table . They take hardly anymore footprint on a table  but are twice as recognisable.
I use large 28mm buildings slightly raised  so most will be fine .
Take the plunge are you will be rewarded far more than 28mm.t

[Baron von Wreckedoften]

Not my size (prefer 28mm), but excellently done.

I particularly like the way you've kept the flagpole to a sensible (and historically accurate) size - no 16-foot pike staffs!

[Alan Mercer]

Cheers for the feedback. I'm using Trident Miniatures for the 15th foot. I like the Don Troiani illustration of the slop jacket, so I've painted a test figure. Just needed a bit of putty to form the stock and collar and works a treat. Just another 23 or so to go.