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Miniatures Adventure => Pikes, Muskets and Flouncy Shirts => Topic started by: Friends of General Haig on 12 June 2019, 11:59:59 PM
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Surely the most colourful troops that fought during the Thirty Years War were the Imperial Croat cavalry. On the battlefield they were perhaps no match for heavier horse in a straight fight, but in scouting, plundering, and the general 'beating up of quarters' there were none better.
(https://i.imgur.com/GPlfHYY.jpg?1)
I have been looking forward to collecting and painting the Croats since I started this period. They are something quite exotic compared to the more regular pistol armed horsemen of Central and Northern Europe.
(https://i.imgur.com/jyLu2cH.jpg?1)
This unit is made up of the Wargames Foundry figures, with the addition of a TAG Croat trumpeter. They carry a banner of a shape peculiar to the Croats, made by Flags of War.
More background and pictures on my blog here:
https://theviaregia.blogspot.com/2019/06/we-march-for-plunder.html
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Lovely work.
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They look great 8)
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Excellent painting and very well based. Full of dynamism. :-* :-*
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Excellent painting and very well based. Full of dynamism. :-* :-*
Yes, especially the basing, its very convincing. ;D
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Thank you, @Helen, @Oshiro, @Hu Rhu, @Malamute, much appreciated :)
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A fine-looking body of rascals you have there.
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Amazing work! They look indeed colorful and dynamic and will be a joy to field (even if they are no match for heavier cavalry)!
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Well chosen action figures and so colorful! They look great!
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Very nice. Love these figures.
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Lovely unit. They're great figures and I'd planned to use them myself at some stage. I was going to use them as,.. well, Cossacks, actually, but now you've got me wondering.
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Thank you @Meternich @DivisMal @DintheDin @Mr.J @Paul
With more Eastern European cavalry on the horizon I will definitely be looking to use more of these. I love the small ponies being ridden here. Great to have real differentiation in the horse flesh on the table.