28mm Wargame figures, British Infantry

[OmarR]

https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1956137139/wellingtons-infantry-1812-15-28mm-scale-miniatures?ref=profile_backed

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[vodkafan]

This looks a good one thanks!

[vodkafan]

Backed.

[Baron von Wreckedoften]

Someone should let the sculptor know that British infantry did not have greatcoat rolls on top of their packs in the Waterloo campaign.  The Duke ordered all greatcoats to be put into storage prior to the campaign; same thing happened in the Peninsula, I believe.  This was why Pvte Matthew Clay of the 2nd Foot Guards was stuffing a sodden blanket into his backpack, outside Hougoumont, on the morning of 18th June.

[vodkafan]

Someone should let the sculptor know that British infantry did not have greatcoat rolls on top of their packs in the Waterloo campaign.  The Duke ordered all greatcoats to be put into storage prior to the campaign; same thing happened in the Peninsula, I believe.  This was why Pvte Matthew Clay of the 2nd Foot Guards was stuffing a sodden blanket into his backpack, outside Hougoumont, on the morning of 18th June.

Ah well it looks like a couple of my battalions will have greatcoat rolls anyway-  they look good and I won't be going to the trouble of filing them off!

[LawnRanger]

  You could always send them over to usa and burn down the white house .

they did carry greatcoat over there ..

very nice figs by the way..

[vodkafan]

Wow! Over 300%  funded and 3 days still to go

[jazbo]

On that basis of level of minor accuracy you're probably never going to find figures that meet the standards!

Someone should let the sculptor know that British infantry did not have greatcoat rolls on top of their packs in the Waterloo campaign.  The Duke ordered all greatcoats to be put into storage prior to the campaign; same thing happened in the Peninsula, I believe.  This was why Pvte Matthew Clay of the 2nd Foot Guards was stuffing a sodden blanket into his backpack, outside Hougoumont, on the morning of 18th June.