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Miniatures Adventure => Old West => Topic started by: Major Weenie on May 29, 2010, 10:14:55 PM

Title: Mexican Revolution & Old Glory Figures.
Post by: Major Weenie on May 29, 2010, 10:14:55 PM

A while back somebody was asking something about the quality of OG figures for La Gran Revolucion.  Well, I finished a few more and thought that I might provide some examples.

On the left an OG 'Wild West' Mexican farmer.  On the right the same figure with weapon added.
(http://thebengalclubla.com/images/mex16.jpg)(http://thebengalclubla.com/images/mex25.jpg)

Again, farmer on the left, Rebel on the right
(http://thebengalclubla.com/images/mex17.jpg)(http://thebengalclubla.com/images/mex34.jpg)

A stock Villista infantry figure, from the PIM (Pershing in Mexico line)
(http://thebengalclubla.com/images/mex32.jpg)

And now, a bunch of older figures that I've surly posted before.
Solderas, from the 'Camp Followers Pack' from the Wild West line.
(http://thebengalclubla.com/images/mex18.jpg)(http://thebengalclubla.com/images/mex21.jpg)(http://thebengalclubla.com/images/mex22.jpg)

An OG Boer painted as a Villista
(http://thebengalclubla.com/images/mex20.jpg)

A Wargames Foundry Sikh Wars British Drummer, with a new head
(http://thebengalclubla.com/images/mex23.jpg)

Dismounted Villistas from the OG PIM Line (Pershing in Mexico)
(http://thebengalclubla.com/images/mex26.jpg)(http://thebengalclubla.com/images/mex27.jpg)

Title: Re: Mexican Revolution & Old Glory Figures.
Post by: The Gray Ghost on May 29, 2010, 11:06:29 PM

Nice work do You have any pictures of the Americans?

Title: Re: Mexican Revolution & Old Glory Figures. Various USA Types
Post by: Major Weenie on May 30, 2010, 03:21:13 AM

Hmm,

OK, after a brief search here's what I have.

OG figures
(http://thebengalclubla.com/images/aef01.jpg)(http://thebengalclubla.com/images/aef02.jpg)(http://thebengalclubla.com/images/aef03.jpg)

Photo of a real armored car.  I think it's one of the vehicles purchased by members of the New York National Guard when they were mobilized and sent to the border.
(http://thebengalclubla.com/images/arm_car2.jpg)

And lastly; Col. Winky, in uniform, as he attempted to raise a personal regiment of character figures from amongst the club members in order to lay waste upon the headquarters of his Wild West Campaign opponent.
(http://thebengalclubla.com/images/adjiz01.jpg)

Title: Re: Mexican Revolution & Old Glory Figures.
Post by: ardbeg on May 30, 2010, 08:57:57 AM

thx for the pictures!
OG mexicans are still on my list for future purchase :-)