General de Brigade José Antonio Reyes Calderón

[Bugsda]

A haughty hidalgo from Gringo 40s 

[General Roos]

Beautiful paintwork! Thanks for sharing! 

[Antaak]

Nice job.

[Malamute]

I recognise that pose

Superb, I was wondering when you'd get around to painting some of these.

[FunkyBrush]

Great paintjob, Bugsda

[carlos marighela]

Wonderful brushwork!

[carlos marighela]

I should add that a recent radio interview about the Batallón de San Patricio, Irish immigrants and US army deserters who fought for Mexico has fired my interest in this conflict. I find their story rather interesting and a little moving.

[Galloping Major]

Absolutely love it 



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[Bugsda]

I should add that a recent radio interview about the Batallón de San Patricio, Irish immigrants and US army deserters who fought for Mexico has fired my interest in this conflict. I find their story rather interesting and a little moving.

That sounds interesting Carlos, I'll have to find out more, got any links?

I recognise that pose

Superb, I was wondering when you'd get around to painting some of these.

The Cigar's bigger and at a different angle   It was bound to happen eventually  

Thanks chaps 

[Malamute]

The Cigar's bigger...

Thanks chaps 

Size matters 

[Bugsda]

Size matters 

So I've been told 

[Malamute]

So I've been told 

Me too. I'm only 28mm,  but that bastardo Ged is 40mm 

[dodge]

very impressive, 

[traveller]

That sounds interesting Carlos, I'll have to find out more, got any links?
 
The Cigar's bigger and at a different angle   It was bound to happen eventually  

Thanks chaps 

It´s an interesting story:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Saint_Patrick's_Battalion

I saw a movie about it: One Man´s Hero - pretty ok