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Miniatures Adventure => Old West => Topic started by: Malamute on October 23, 2015, 02:43:32 PM
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New sculpts from the uber talented Matthew Bickley for our ever expanding Alamo and the Texas Revolution range:
General Sam Houston encourages his men to victory riding Saracen at San Jacinto:
(http://leadadventureforum.com/gallery/23/86_23_10_15_2_38_27_3.jpg)
Sam Houston and Moseley Baker contemplate the forthcoming battle at San Jacinto over a glass of Whisky?
(http://leadadventureforum.com/gallery/23/86_23_10_15_2_38_27_2.jpg)
Generalissimo Antonio Lopez de Santa Anna. "The big He bull himself":
(http://leadadventureforum.com/gallery/23/86_23_10_15_2_38_27_1.jpg)
General Santa Anna takes tea during the Alamo siege:
(http://leadadventureforum.com/gallery/23/86_23_10_15_2_38_26_0.jpg)
US Army deserters formed many of Houston's troops at San Jacinto:
(http://leadadventureforum.com/gallery/23/86_23_10_15_2_37_23_0.jpg)
Tejano volunteers. Native Tejanos who fought alongside the Anglos against Santa Anna's centralist regime at the Alamo as well as San Jacinto:
(http://leadadventureforum.com/gallery/23/86_23_10_15_2_37_23_1.jpg)
(http://leadadventureforum.com/gallery/23/86_23_10_15_2_37_24_4.jpg)
(http://leadadventureforum.com/gallery/23/86_23_10_15_2_37_24_3.jpg)
(http://leadadventureforum.com/gallery/23/86_23_10_15_2_37_24_2.jpg)
These will be off to Griffin Moulds next week and will appear in the Boot Hill Miniatures on-line shop in a couple of weeks time.
www.boothillminiatures.co.uk
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Crikey, there are a good few there and they are all cracking!
Is that Winston Bago serving tea?
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Crikey, there are a good few there and they are all cracking!
Is that Winston Bago serving tea?
Indeed it is. ;)
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Nick, there is some seriously good looking stuff in there! Sam Houston and Moseley Baker are my favorites :)
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The wait has been worth it. Brilliant.
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Excellent! Love the Tejanos 8)
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My compliments to the sculptor! So much character in those sculpts. The Tejanos are my favourites, too.
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All brilliant! :D Love the deserters meself.
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Superb. :D
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Well, they are just wonderful! Not that I'm biased you understand...
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Great additions to the range,I like them all but if pressed those Tejanos would be my favourites ☺
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Really nice! How are the riders fitting on the horses these days? I have some of the very early cavalry figures and the riders and horses were ill-fitted.
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Cracking figures Nick. Great additions to your range. So full of character I love the faces :-* :-* :-* :-* :-* :-*
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I may have to order a few of these, but probably not until the new year :(
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Handsome figures Nicholas.
How many individual miniatures in the entire Boot Hill Tex-Mex range now?
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Handsome figures Nicholas.
How many individual miniatures in the entire Boot Hill Tex-Mex range now?
184 not including separate heads pack cannon, wagon, flags and clutter. :)
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Brilliant!
Stunningly characterful stuff.
They all look great but my personal favourites are Sam Houston and Moseley Baker, so versatile that they must be added to my mob.
I may have to have some of those Tejano too, sir.
8) 8)
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Can't wait to hold them in my hands!!!!!!!
Matthew's sculpts for claymore are also nice.
The Alamo is holding now that they
saw Houston on the Horizon!
The rest for the Mexicans is over, Santa Ana 'El Generalissimo' is in view!
:-* :-* :-* :-* :-* :-*
;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D
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184 not including separate heads pack cannon, wagon, flags and clutter. :)
184, wow :o
That's quite a range you've built up there.
You should be very proud ;)
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You know... I hadn't had a proper look at the entire Boot Hill range since the company was new, and it's now beginning to dawn on me that there is a world of potential for "adventure gaming" (in contrast to "battle gaming") in that range.
I don't really game battles, or even large-scope skirmishes, in 28mm anymore so I tend to not pay much attention to 28mm miniature ranges of the sort that consist mainly of regular soldiers for "the War of Such-and-Such". Well, now that I'm looking properly at the Boot Hill range I'm struck by all the potential for doing small bands of adventurers and raiders, as well as small groups of soldiers on garrison duty or special detail, for the commotion and turmoil of 1830s northern Mexico (or what was then Northern Mexico). I knew about the Zorro figures since before, but there's so much more! Some peons and natives would still have to be scrounged up from elsewhere, but the Boot Hill figures would make an excellent backbone for such a project.
I'm not saying I'm definitely picking this up as a new project right now (I've already resolved to pick up several new projects just in the past month), but I'm putting it up there alongside pirates and samurai as historical periods of adventure that I really want to game on a "small-scope skirmish" level.
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:o :-* ;D 8)
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Oh....they're a bit spesh! :o So FULL of character! :-*
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Top job :D
cheers
James
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Well, a must have for sure. :-* :-*
Very good sculps as usuall.
Rhoderic, there´s a lot of potential for Boot Hill figures.
For example the second seminole war happened just about the same period as the alamo and you can use Boot Hill texans and us regulars for that conflict.
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Fantastic stuff :-*
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Both the mounted and dismounted Sam Houston figures would work well for almost all of the 1800s.
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Wow! That Santa Anna set looks splendid! I love it! :o :-* :-* :-* :-*
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Yet... how about the comanches? ::)
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Yet... how about the comanches? ::)
What Comanches? lol
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lol lol lol
Lucky for you i havent found the thread yet... >:D
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lol lol lol
Lucky for you i havent found the thread yet... >:D
No such thread exists, its all in your imagination :D
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lol lol
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They look fantastic
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Hmmm. Those Tejanos can fit into the Zorro setting as well. Hell, I might be able to squeeze in the Santa Anna figures too, at a pinch. ;D
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Lovely stuff, as is all of your stuff.
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lol lol lol
Lucky for you i havent found the thread yet... >:D
No such thread exists, its all in your imagination :D
I thought that I would help you out, chaps.
Here ya go....
http://leadadventureforum.com/index.php?topic=75565.0
:D :D
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Nah, thats not the one, he must of been imagining it. :D
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Paul, you´re the man... ;) :D
Now mr. Nico...comanches... ;D :D >:D
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Paul, you´re the man... ;) :D
Now mr. Nico...comanches... ;D :D >:D
lol
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Paul, you´re the man... ;) :D
Now mr. Nico...comanches... ;D :D >:D
Glad to be of service.
:D
Now.....
As he said...about those Comanche.
:D
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Did somebody say Comanches? ???
Don't make me go and wake Bugsda up.. ;) lol
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Top sculpts. Must get the drinking pairs.
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" Sir, I am unaware of any such activity or thread... nor would I be disposed to discuss such a thread if it did in fact exist, sir. "
Plausible deniability won't work here Nick. Just promise everything and deliver nothing, it seems to work for Cameron :D
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He can't, he has some civilians, a tax collector with escorte and a set of skirmishing presidials to do first. :D
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" Sir, I am unaware of any such activity or thread... nor would I be disposed to discuss such a thread if it did in fact exist, sir. "
Plausible deniability won't work here Nick. Just promise everything and deliver nothing, it seems to work for Cameron :D
Wodya mean?
He does all that already.
;D
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"You can all go to Hell! I'm going to Texas!"
Bonus points to the first person who guesses correctly who said this... :D
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You did!
;D
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Wrong answer! lol
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You did!
;D
After Davy Crockett, of course.
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lol
Well done Mason!
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And "he killed him a bar when he was only three" So I wouldn't take his word too literally lol
Can I have a point for that? ;)
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And "he killed him a bar when he was only three" So I wouldn't take his word too literally lol
Can I have a point for that? ;)
I have been murdered in many a bar since I was three.
Can I have a point for that too...?
:D
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Yes, for the first one, but not for the atrocious humour of the second one. ;D
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Sam Houston was no stranger to a bar either lol
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Ya mad beggers lol
I really like the General and his cuppa-tea. 8) 8) Nice sculpting Mamma! :o
Cheers
Matt
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I've missed these new additions until now - lovely stuff :D
www.gallopingmajorwargames.com
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"You can all go to Hell! I'm going to Texas!"
Bonus points to the first person who guesses correctly who said this... :D
Rich Hall, innit? ;)