"Crockett's Last Stand" coming soon from Boot Hill Miniatures

[Malamute]

Here are some hasty photos taken of the new greens I have just received from Matthew for Boot Hill Miniatures ongoing  Texas War of Independence range.

First up a special vignette: "Crockett's Last Stand"

"Davy" Crockett depicted as many would like to see him resplendent in buckskins and coonskin cap, out of ammunition he desparately swings his Kentucky long rifle behind his head surrounded by a few surviving Texians as the Mexican Soldados close in for the kill at the Alamo, March 6th 1836.











Here are the long awaited Mexian infantry climbing and carrying scaling ladders.









I will be sending these off to Griffin Moulds for production shortly. They should be in the online shop sometime in June.

[Romark]

Brilliant ! Love the last stand,great sculpts and imaginative posing 
Ladder carrying Mexicans are also must haves 
Marvelous additions to the range 

[Drunkendwarf]

 

DJ

[wds0855]

Excellent!

[Silent Invader]

Such character 

[Driscoles]

Wow Mr Malamute. 

[Mad Lord Snapcase]

They look great, makes me want to game that period (oh no, I can't start another project  )! Superb figures.   

[mweaver]

Oooo nice!

[Lowtardog]

Lush..."I better warn you I`m a screamer"

[Phil Robinson]

Splendido, Mr. B nails it again.

[Ray Rivers]

Splendid minis! 

When it comes to this conflict I can think of no better manufacturer that Boot Hill Miniatures.

[Dr. The Viking]

I thought you said you'd never do the Alamo? 

... and nice as they are they're neither a mariachi band nor civilians. 

[FramFramson]

Wonderful sculpting! Ace job there.

[Malamute]

I thought you said you'd never do the Alamo? 

... and nice as they are they're neither a mariachi band nor civilians. 

All good things come to those that wait.
They're up next 

[Hummster]

Very nice sculpts and an ever present temptation towards another project, though I think I would be doing Zorro first looking at the Boot Hill catalogue.