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Miniatures Adventure => Pikes, Muskets and Flouncy Shirts => Topic started by: oldskoolrebel on June 17, 2024, 11:01:38 AM
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Yesterday, I managed to push some models around the board. It feels like it's been a long time coming.
I played a 250-point game of Muskets and Tomahawks (1st Edition). I forgot how simple and fun the rule set is. We opted for a simple scenario of rescuing the British General's Daughter (or, in the French case, capturing her for ransom). I played the Canadian Milices aided by their Huron allies, and my opponent played the British Rangers and their Mohican allies.
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The unnamed General's daughter calmly relaxes next to the ruined cottages of some settlers who were run out of the area. Clearly, with her attire, she is some sort of time traveller.
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After getting some very advantageous activation cards the British Rangers make their way straight towards the General's Daughter. It looked as though it was going to be over in a short affair...
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The thread of the nearby Milice didn't deter the Rangers.
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However the second unit of Milice managed to bring their guns to bear on the advancing Rangers, and after some very good rolls on my part routed them.
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Ultimately, some natives provided covering fire for a second group of Rangers to escape with the General's daughter.
I enjoyed the game. It feels like I've been working on terrain and miniatures for months, so getting to push them around the table was great fun! The rules were great; I'm unsure if it's worth updating to M&T Second Edition. Reviewing the rulebook, I forgot a few minor rules, and we forgot about some of the officer's traits. However, it all still worked out.
I misplaced the activation cards, so I had to make some. I think I know where the originals are, so I hope to find them over the next few weeks. I'm also going to play around with some alternative smoke markers- I've read that teddy bear stuffing is better than cotton wool.
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That’s a lovely set up 8)
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Looks great, I am sure you will get plenty more games in now you have regulars as well. :-*
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Nice setup! I look forward to seeing more F&IW goodness...
Mike Demana
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Great to see your table. I think we made a game in London in 2017 or 2018 last time. And you planned a table.
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That's a lovely table! Have you played any other games appropriate for the period? I was looking at M&T but with the cards the game is just a bit too pricey to just pick up on a whim.
I have some French coureurs and compagnies franches to paint and then to get some Woodland Natives and some Brits...
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Nice work Andy :-* :-* :-*
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8)
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Lovely looking game!
Christopher
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Well done Andy. Nice set up. I do like M&T 8)
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Cheers folks!
Looks great, I am sure you will get plenty more games in now you have regulars as well. :-*
Oh definitely! Won't be long before the British drums are echoing through the forest...
Nice setup! I look forward to seeing more F&IW goodness...
Mike Demana
Thanks, Mike; I've just finished some Compagnies Franches de la Marine, which will be making an appearance over the weekend.
Great to see your table. I think we made a game in London in 2017 or 2018 last time. And you planned a table.
Dirk! We did indeed. Finally glad to be at a point that I can enjoy a game. Hopefully there will be more in the future!
That's a lovely table! Have you played any other games appropriate for the period? I was looking at M&T but with the cards the game is just a bit too pricey to just pick up on a whim.
I have some French coureurs and compagnies franches to paint and then to get some Woodland Natives and some Brits...
I get you. I can't comment on the most recent iteration of the game, however first edition is very simple and has been worth every penny. I've heard that Sharpe Practise is another nice option.
Also get those minis painted!
Nice work Andy :-* :-* :-*
Cheers Colin! We should get a game at some point!
Well done Andy. Nice set up. I do like M&T 8)
It's a cracking little system.
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I was looking at M&T but with the cards the game is just a bit too pricey to just pick up on a whim.
I have some French coureurs and compagnies franches to paint and then to get some Woodland Natives and some Brits...
Hi Max! Not to threadjack here, but Song of Drums and Tomahawks is a smaller, man-to-man scale game with each player controlling less than a dozen individual figs. Rules are only $15 or less for PDF download. We've been playing them for a decade and they make for a fun game. Lot of game reports on the First Command Wargames website, if you want to check into them beforehand.
http://www.firstcommandwargames.com/song-of-drums-and-tomahawks.html
I now return you to your regularly scheduled Oldskoolrebel thread on F&I War fun... lol
Mike Demana
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Thanks chaps, only one reply to truly not hijack the post :D
As it happens, I do have Song of Drums and Tomahawks, as I recently purchased it alongside Flashing Steel, which I'm going to try with my border reivers.
Oldskoolrebel, did you build the board yourself as well? It looks like made of two halfs, I've been considering making one for myself and yours look good and sturdy.
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It is a very good game. I think the new edition is even better; the addition of command points gives players more options, and the move to d10 improves the game as well. Plus of course you can use it for Napoleonics. I do miss the multiple actions for regulars on one card from v1, though. That was a nice feature.
Sharp Practice is also good, but it pays a lot slower than M&T.
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Cracking set up. Nice to see you getting a game after all that hard work.
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Looks fantastic! It's been said already but lovely table :-*
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Wonderful looking table. I look forward to more battle reports.
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Hi Max! Not to threadjack here, but Song of Drums and Tomahawks is a smaller, man-to-man scale game with each player controlling less than a dozen individual figs. Rules are only $15 or less for PDF download. We've been playing them for a decade and they make for a fun game. Lot of game reports on the First Command Wargames website, if you want to check into them beforehand.
http://www.firstcommandwargames.com/song-of-drums-and-tomahawks.html
I now return you to your regularly scheduled Oldskoolrebel thread on F&I War fun... lol
Mike Demana
I've not tried Song of Drums and Tomahawks; it looks interesting, though. The issue is too many rulesets and not enough time.
It is a very good game. I think the new edition is even better; the addition of command points gives players more options, and the move to d10 improves the game as well. Plus of course you can use it for Napoleonics. I do miss the multiple actions for regulars on one card from v1, though. That was a nice feature.
Sharp Practice is also good, but it pays a lot slower than M&T.
Cheers for the information! I've not played too many games of the first edition, so I'll stick with it until it gets boring!
Cracking set up. Nice to see you getting a game after all that hard work.
Cheers Steve, it feels like its been a long time coming.
Looks fantastic! It's been said already but lovely table :-*
Wonderful looking table. I look forward to more battle reports.
Thank you both very much.
I was fortunate to play another game a few weeks ago. Due to player absence, this one is with three folks I play D&D with as an alternative to the D&D campaign.
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We set up on a 6' by 4' board, the British defending the small township of New Newcastle and the French looking to sack the small settlement. Additionally, the Canadian Milice Captain was looking for his English Lover, while the British Ranger Captain is looking to 'rescue' her.
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The 45th regiment of Foot advanced under the watchful eye of Major Eric Shawn, keen to complete the march to the nearby settlement.
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As the British Rangers and native allies advance through the settlement.
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In the distance, the French regulars, led by Major Le Douche, advance.
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The rangers exchange fire with the French Line infantry...
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...as the British regulars exchange fire with the Canadians.
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The game ended with a narrow British Victory, with the township defended. Overall, it was a cracking game.
I've just received some river sections from a commission with Oshiro. They've been cut in acrylic to help minimise warping. I look forward to working on them and getting them on the table shortly.
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Nice looking game Andy :-* :-* :-*
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Looks great! I always enjoy reading (and seeing) F&IW battle reports. :-*
Mike Demana
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Lovely report. Huzzah for His Majesty's men!
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Great stuff 8)
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Nice looking game Andy :-* :-* :-*
Cheers, Colin! We'll need to arrange a game sometime soon.
Looks great! I always enjoy reading (and seeing) F&IW battle reports. :-*
Mike Demana
I'm always excited to see more F&IW content!
Lovely report. Huzzah for His Majesty's men!
Boo! Vive Le Roi! lol
Great stuff 8)
Cheers Jimbo!
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Great stuff.
Vive Le Roi!
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I managed to finish some Mohicans last night. They should be excellent support for the British—not that I think they need it!
The first are six Mohicans from Galloping Major (at least, I believe so). As usual, they're lovely to paint, quite big, chunky and characterful, which appeals to me.
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The second two are Hawkeye and Uncas from Last of the Mohicans and Conquest/Warlord. They are definitely a little smaller than the Galloping Major models, but I still think they work well.
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I've also bought myself a light box, which works quite well when coupled with my painting lamp. I've got a lot to learn when it comes to miniature photography!
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Steaming along 8)
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Great stuff. ;D
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Light box is looking good! I have one I made as well. Don't be afraid to crop those photos and zoom in more, though. They look great...
Mike Demana
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Very professional looking job :-* :-* :-*
Lighting for photos is a whole other hobby
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Great job on those Indians. Well done!
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Love the mohicans- really nice job, especially for a group that I don't see on the table so often :D
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Cheers for the kind words folks.
Very professional looking job :-* :-* :-*
Lighting for photos is a whole other hobby
Isn't it just? I started reading articles online and feel that I've walked away knowing less! ;D
Light box is looking good! I have one I made as well. Don't be afraid to crop those photos and zoom in more, though. They look great...
Mike Demana
I'll give that a go.
I finished some of Galloping Major's Settlers Defending pack. I quite enjoyed the simplicity of these sculps, and I was able to paint them quite quickly, which is always nice.
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I've got the other two packs in the range to paint. I'm also going to have a look for some unarmed settlers.
Kind Regards
Andy
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Fine additions to the collection Andy 👍
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Yes, great additions. Well done.
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Nicely done :)
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Nicely done, but where's the Mindflayer? lol
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Love them - you did a good job on some very fine minis!
Mike Demana
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Nice to see your project is walking in big steps forward. When will we see the Kanu????
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It's been a little bit since I've updated you on this project. There are lots of things on the workbench. However, I managed to get some paint on some Compagnies Franches de la Marine from Galloping Major. They're really nice miniatures, very characterful. I decided to go for a bit more of a 'uniform' colour.
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I've got four more of these chaps to paint. However, I think I'll paint some of Galloping Major's Settlers Defending first.
I also received an order from Ironclad Miniatures, which consists of a log blockhouse, some small storehouses, and a gun emplacement that I'll look to get some paint on in the upcoming weeks.
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More goodness Andy, the collection is growing nicely. :)
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Nice work Andy 8)
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More goodness Andy, the collection is growing nicely. :)
Cheers Nick! The collection is growing and I’m hoping to get some more games in soon.
Nice work Andy 8)
Cheers Richard!
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I’ve managed to slap some paint on some more miniatures, this time Galloping Major Settlers defending, a mix of a couple of Lance’s characters and regular settlers.
I’ve had some issue with these photos, they are quite washed out in comparison to real life.
The rather spiffing chap at the front represents Lord Toff Toffington a reoccurring character in some of our linked scenarios. He’ll be making an appearing in an upcoming game we’re playing over the next couple of weeks.
I’ve got some Anglo-American Provincials on the table next. I’m planning on painting them as Pennsylvanian Provincials.
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A lot of nice work.
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Lovely stuff :)
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Fantastic work
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Great stuff Andy, keep em coming. :)
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Cheers folks, I appreciate the compliments!
Fantastic work
Cheers, Iain; I've got my eyes on some Borders Wars for the New Year.
I was back at the painting desk with some of Galloping Major's Anglo-American Provincials earlier this week. They are lovely models, as always, full of character. I also decided to paint one of the Militia Officers as a Provincial offer. I've based them on Pennsylvania Provincials. I quite liked the striking green and red.
In the narrative Muskets and Tomahawks games that we've been playing, they will represent local colonials raised by a recurring character, Lord Toff Tofflington. I'm sure I'll be adding more to their ranks over time.
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I'll be painting some French artillery next.
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They look grand :)
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Liking those Provincials Andy ;D
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They look grand :)
Cheers Jimbo!
Liking those Provincials Andy ;D
Perfect victims for your Frenchies?
Last week, I was lucky to play a game for Muskets and Tomahawks. We played another four-player game based around the fictional British township of New Newcastle and the ongoing campaign with the local French. Unusually fierce storms resulted in New Newcastle being cut off from supply lines, forcing British Peer Lord Toff Toffington to seek shelter in the township. After their previous defeat, the French retreated to lick their wounds. The (somewhat incompetent Major Le Douche receive a communique ordering him to disrupt incoming supplies destined for New Newcastle and to destroy a newly constructed blockhouse. Capitaine Philipe Jabon would once again assist him in his endeavours.
Major Eric Shawn defends the township on the British side while Captain Hans Jobb leads the rangers returning with the supplies.
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The battlefield is laid out, showing the town's surroundings. A stone bridge and a ford can cross the river.
At the start of the game, I sent my Candian Milice and Natives up to the centre of the board to attempt to hold the stone bridge. Rather fatefully, Major Le Douche sent a unit of the French Line to support. As you can see, Captain Jobb quickly diverted his forces to put pressure on the French Right Flank.
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Allowing the caravans of supplies to move forward
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Unfortunately, my force was stalled by some Mohecians in the woods. Despite needing 6s on a D6, I found that I could hit the natives every round; sadly, I continually fluffed the 3+ roll to convert the hits into kills. The result was that they sat on my flank and harried every movement, which allowed the Rangers to disrupt my forces from reaching the bridge.
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Eventually, after some excellent die rolling from my opponent, my entire force collapsed, and the carts arrived in New Newcastle unmolested.
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Meanwhile, the erstwhile Major Le Douche used the ford to launch an attack against the British township. Alas, the British got the initiative and could manoeuvre their troops into position to repel the French.
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The firing line of the British, coupled with the fire from the blockhouse, constantly harangued the French advance, and with Major Le Douche having committed his troops elsewhere, couldn't build the momentum to reach the township.
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The game ended with a complete French route. With two victories to the British Forces, Major Le Douche has been summoned for a court-martial.
Despite my inability to roll well, I thoroughly enjoyed the game. M&T is an excellent system for multiple players at once.
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Terrific AAR Andy, it looks like a really well thought out scenario. :)
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Cracking game 8)
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Your table is superb, and congratulations on the decorations. ;)
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So it's been a wee while since I've updated this thread, but I've still been working on my FIW project, honest Guv. I've not taken proper photos of all the miniatures I've painted recently; I'll do that and upload them over the next few days.
First is some French Artillery. I'm not sure their uniforms are historically accurate; I don't think the Corps Royal de L'Artillerie made it to Canada; instead, I think the Navy provided the artillery support. However, I liked the uniforms, so I decided that I didn't give a jot about historical accuracy lol
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The miniatures themselves are Casting Room Miniatures, Foundry's cast off. They are 'interesting' sculpts. I'm sure you could say they are full of character.
Of course, some earthworks are essential to protect the crew; I painted up the Ironclad Miniatures small redoubt. It's a pretty fun piece of terrain to paint up.
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Talking of terrain, I asked Oshiro to print me some custom terrain bases for fields. These come in two sizes and fit several 4cm square bases of terrain. I've got enough corn stalks to have two fields of corn and a field with the three sisters (Runner beans, squash, and corn), or one field of corn and two fields of the three sisters.
The idea is that I've got versatile and removable crops to allow troops to be placed. The huge bonus is that the crops are the expensive part of the build- I should be able to build fields with different boundaries depending on the theatre.
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Been peeking at this thread since it started and all very lovely. Hadn't looked in for a while and certainly lots of great new additions. I really like the latest, the crop fields. I have something similar to paint from the 3D print realm (mine are for 15 mm) but doesn't have the modular removability you've built into your fields which is a great idea.
On the three sisters, very nice. Though I think they were all grown intermingled together rather than separate with the corn supporting the climbing beans and shading the pumpkins until they got going - and also started climbing, going to have to go back and check. Doesn't matter for your model. Looks great and versatile, can use for a variety of times and locales.
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Always enjoy browsing this thread.
Really, really like those crops!
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I love your corn fields, great work. Take a look to the webpage of Black Husar from Berlin, great stuff. Will fit to your stuff: https://blackhussarminiatures.de/ (https://blackhussarminiatures.de/)
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Lovely job Andy :-*
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Cracking work Andy, you have quite the F&IW collection now. It looks fab-u-lous!
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I really like your fields!
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Love the fields! Both they and the artillery look great. I think Fifteens is correct on the actual placement of plants. Here was my interpretation of how it may have looked:
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Here's my blog post about it and what I used to create the pieces:
https://leadlegionaries.blogspot.com/2016/02/modeling-3-sisters-native-american-corn.html
Mike Demana
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Been peeking at this thread since it started and all very lovely. Hadn't looked in for a while and certainly lots of great new additions. I really like the latest, the crop fields. I have something similar to paint from the 3D print realm (mine are for 15 mm) but doesn't have the modular removability you've built into your fields which is a great idea.
On the three sisters, very nice. Though I think they were all grown intermingled together rather than separate with the corn supporting the climbing beans and shading the pumpkins until they got going - and also started climbing, going to have to go back and check. Doesn't matter for your model. Looks great and versatile, can use for a variety of times and locales.
Love the fields! Both they and the artillery look great. I think Fifteens is correct on the actual placement of plants. Here was my interpretation of how it may have looked:
(https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEhEEwwjlB8Uu4CV-cOXnbrI2CVz80kHkfK-z3sSgcwnkLoKJqK_d9GuFuhZN8kJKfMx5W2WQ7PRWmOT6Q4v-KPnue5v_kkwIuxpX3SU-fSs_Sb1SDirUp7AgNNC3CygnQwpXMGEwm-olZPklSHyUJ8Z3tX7d6Mr2Mua4S8nxIzAmlAtAehTYuCbsbY-kg4/w640-h378/3Sisters_Finished.jpg)
Here's my blog post about it and what I used to create the pieces:
https://leadlegionaries.blogspot.com/2016/02/modeling-3-sisters-native-american-corn.html
Mike Demana
Thank you both for the kind words and information about how the three sisters were grown. I figured they would probably grow together to take advantage of the symbiotic nature of the relationship. However, if I'm honest, I'm going for utility rather than accuracy. At some point, I'll be creating some dry stone walls (or dry stane in Scotland) for more euro-centric boards. Having the flexibility to choose which crops to use was my main concern.
I love your corn fields, great work. Take a look to the webpage of Black Husar from Berlin, great stuff. Will fit to your stuff: https://blackhussarminiatures.de/ (https://blackhussarminiatures.de/)
Cheers Dirk, I'll give them a look! Hope you're doing well.
Lovely job Andy :-*
Cheers Richard; I'm sure these will provide more cover for advancing troops from rifles ;D
Always enjoy browsing this thread.
Really, really like those crops!
Thank you kindly!
Cracking work Andy, you have quite the F&IW collection now. It looks fab-u-lous!
It's dwarfed by your collection.
I really like your fields!
Much appreciated! Overall they were fun to make; although drilling the holes for the crops was a bit thankless!
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Late last year, I finished some more miniatures, which I didn't get the chance to photograph properly.
First up is a trio of settlers/fieldhands from Foundry Miniatures. Despite the crudeness of the sculpts (particularly the women's dresses), I like them. They fit very well with the Galloping Major miniatures that I have.
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Next up are some French, including a currently unnamed officer, who will be relinquishing Major Le Douche of his command and assuming command of the French Forces in the region.
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Meat is back on the menu, well at least lamb. This trio of sheep are from Warlord Games; just quick paint job so I could get them on the table. Really useful miniatures which I'm sure will have a use in various genres.
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He's a Galloping Major sculpt from Lance's range of French Regulars. I look forward to getting my hands on some more of the sculpts later in the year.
He's arrived with some reinforcements in the form of Compagnie de la Marine. Again, these are lovely sculpts from Galloping Major. I think there is one more pack of Compagnie in vestes, which I'll probably pick up at some point.
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I'm not quite sure what's next for this project. I have some British artillery and more settlers/civilians to paint. However, I'm also working on a small Devilry Afoot project set in North America in the 18th Century, and I'm also returning to a fantasy project this year.
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More goodness Andy :-*
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Love them! Always good to have nice looking civilians and livestock.
Mike Demana
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On Sunday, I played Muskets and Tomahawks. My fields got their first outing,, along with some snake fencing I commissioned from Oshiro. Unfortunately, the game resulted in a French defeat (I was playing the French). However, it successfully introduced two new people to the game.
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Great looking game.
Congratulations on recruiting two new gamers.
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Great looking table, you should be rightly pleased with it.
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Excellent looking table!
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Very nice!
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Great looking game, the whole set up is superb :-*
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Gorgeous game.
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I think it was a pleasure to make a game on this board. Looks like a professionell made it (except the snake fences from young padawan James ;) lol ).
So, when will you build the fort for the rematch of the movie???
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Thank you everyone for the kind words! I'm enjoying making my way through the project. Although it's been made completely clear with the continual losses that the French need reinforcements!
I think it was a pleasure to make a game on this board. Looks like a professionell made it (except the snake fences from young padawan James ;) lol ).
So, when will you build the fort for the rematch of the movie???
Haha, cheers, Dirk; I've got quite limited space, so as much as I'd love a fort, I'd need to think about the best way of storing it.
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Haha, cheers, Dirk; I've got quite limited space, so as much as I'd love a fort, I'd need to think about the best way of storing it.
Years ago I aw a small one. It was great and fulfill all the dreams and wishes.