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Miniatures Adventure => Age of the Big Battalions => Topic started by: B6BosGO on July 10, 2019, 07:01:37 PM
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Here is my command stand for General Nathaniel Greene. It is a small size stand then a army command; but larger then brigade commanders. This fits in with Greene's role as division commander with the main army under Washington. But as a army commander for the smaller independent army down south.
Again, all figures are from Fife and Drum miniatures. Rather then a general officer in continental line uniform I placed a officer in a hunting shirt. This could be a militia type officer down south advising Greene. I thought I sent with the figure of Greene. All in all I am very happy how it turned out.
http://bravefusiliers.blogspot.com/2019/07/general-nathaniel-greene.html
Similar to the command stand for Greene here is the one for Lord Cornwallis. Like Greene he can serve as division commander under Howe's main army. Or as independent army commander in the south. With Howe, Cornwallis commands the elite of the army; Grenadiers, Light Infantry and the Guard's brigade.
http://bravefusiliers.blogspot.com/2019/07/lord-cornwallis.html
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Very nice. Cornwallis had a lot of elites with him down south too.
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Yes he did.
I like to go think of Cornwallis as some wargamer I know of who I have played with. "Ok, I get the Grenadiers, the Light Infantry, the Guard's and the Highlanders. Oh! Forgot the jagers too. Here are some militia battalions for you." : )