Anglo-Powhatan Wars

[rumacara]

Thanks Eric but only in metal.
I used to work on a modelling shop and i´m familiar with almost all 1/72 plastics.

[nervisfr]

The 1/72 is a good scale (i start wargaming with it in 1979) and the offer of figurines in our 21th century is very impressive for a converter guy like us !

a mix of biblical warrior and indian sets could field the job very easily, i think Caesar could be helpfull

cheers
Eric

[Hobbit]

There's a really, really good book on the subject called "Soldiers of the Virginia Colony". It goes into lots of detail on the equipment and tactics and is well worth buying

http://www.dietzpress.com/?product=soldiers-of-the-virginia-colony-1607-1699

[Truscott Trotter]

Quite a useful little pdf - for free is
“Weltering in Their Own Blood”:
Puritan Casualties in King Philip’s War
ROBERT E. CRAY, JR.
http://www.wsc.mass.edu/mhj/pdfs/Weltering%20in%20their%20Own%20Blood%20Puritan%20Casualties.pdf

[Patrice]

the Anglo-Powhatan Wars.

  What?
(and, how do you pronounce it BTW?)  

I've got to be honest and say that I've never heard of this war!

Me neither.  

i have got mine  

You are lucky! We are in need of 17th century Jesuit miniatures! One of my friends is even using a miniature of a Dark Ages monk for this!  

[nervisfr]

What?
(and, how do you pronounce it BTW?)  

Me neither.  

You are lucky! We are in need of 17th century Jesuit miniatures! One of my friend is even using a miniature of a Dark Ages monk for this!  

It's a converted Perry with a Foundry head

See at REDOUBT ENT for a true Jesuit set  

Cheers
Eric

[M.P.]

Thank you for the links 

If and when you sculp them pm me because i´m interested in 1/72.

Probably I'll sculpt settlers and convert powhatans from hat nubian warriors in january or feb. Now I need to finish my cossacks and wallachians for the other project .

[M.P.]

Very interesting source of info about arms&armor in Virginia Colony:

http://www.virtualjamestown.org/Muster/arms24.html

https://archive.org/details/armsarmorincolon00pete