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Miniatures Adventure => Colonial Adventures => Topic started by: Arthur on May 09, 2016, 03:18:35 AM
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Infantry in forage caps and shell jackets for the Cape Wars range, though they can be readily use for the 1845/46 Maori War as well :
(http://scontent-cdg2-1.xx.fbcdn.net/t31.0-8/13147351_879114822210625_5975345005101952672_o.jpg)
(http://scontent-cdg2-1.xx.fbcdn.net/t31.0-8/13119893_879114798877294_2794315538767837720_o.jpg)
They'll also double as British Auxiliary Legion for the 1st Carlist war and can be adapted to see service in Afghanistan and India for the 1839/1848 period.
It also looks as if the plastic colonial British set is about to receive some metal reinforcements :
(http://scontent-cdg2-1.xx.fbcdn.net/v/t1.0-9/13177558_879114762210631_9064322361516778629_n.jpg?oh=cd807c89bd39c70a28ba044106ee234a&oe=57A5EA05)
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The early forage capped ones are great reinforcements for Afghanistan. I just wish they would do some in forage caps and shirtsleeves, then one could model that famous David Cunliffe portrait of the Ox and Bucks' piquet guarding the livestock.
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Great to see metal reinforcements for the plastics!
I wonder why the seperate helmets..?
Can't wait to order 8)
Cheers
SP
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Looks great!
Can't wait for some more Xhosa though, just finished the first two codes, lovely miniatures!
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Those will give a bit of variation to my Empress 1840's British. Maybe one day they'll do some Maori as well.
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These figures look really well. I have been a fan of Perry Miniatures for many years, and I expect these new models be of their old quality (they are the best to "catch" the period look, IMHO).
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I'm going to use those Cape Wars Brits for the Portuguese Civil War and 1st Carlist War Portuguese Division.