AWI 40mm project for M&T

[traveller]

And the rest of the rangers:

[traveller]

And finally Mr Simcoe himself. Even if I did not manage to do him justice, sculptor Sean Judd made a great look-alike on the character in the ”Turn” TV series:

[Alan Mercer]

Nice, keep it going. Good to see more 40s.

[traveller]

Nice, keep it going. Good to see more 40s.

Thanks Alan,

And a few native allies:

[Lysandros]

Thanks Alan,

And a few native allies:

The Indians are very good well done.
I think this type of sculpting such as the Indians suits Sean Judd style. A slight caricature heavier face details suit these .expressive figures. Sean's movement tends to work better for individual figures on average ( there are some very good marching figures but you have to be selective) his expressive style is a plus.

[traveller]

I agree, Sean Judd make great individuals but for unit conformity Front Rank is superior.

[traveller]

Played my first game with M&T2 yesterday. The gameplay was smooth and much faster than I imagined. I see a lot of potential in using these game mechanics for other conflicts both for skirmishes and bigger battles. A few shots from the game, which was an encounter with around 60 miniatures per side. The British units attacked vigorously but were repulsed by the American volleys and cannonfire:






British regulars attacking across the wheatfield



Hessian Jägers pouring in supporting fire





Rangers and Iroquis infiltrating the flanks







A furious melee ensue where the British general is slain and his forces are routed with heavy losses



Only Queens rangers can retire in relatively good order

It was great fun