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Thanks for the listing, Lysandros. Impressive, you can run a lot of games. Really liked seeing the civilians and carts (your Fluff - I like that term.) No Spanish for Florida and points west?I've barely begun working on my 15 mm AWI but it is an obscenely sizable collection, all told I believe I am over 5,000 figures counting horses, civilians dismounts, and dead (lots of dead, at least one per fighting unit of infantry, cavalry, or artillery). Lots of it is primed and ready for painting but only two cavalry units actually partly painted. I actually have 20 historically correct cavalry units (correct in that the unit existed but not necessarily in regimental size like mine are). All my cavalry are 12 figures, most of my infantry 18 figures, some at 24 figures. Artillery is one gun and four crewmen (might be Molly Pitcher pitching in somewhere). Rather a surfeit of leaders, not all being generals, of course. A bunch of civilians, too. And farm animals galore. I am profoundly influenced by a scene from a very old disney (I think) movie: Justin Morgan Had a Horse. Oh, and I do have one four regiment brigade of Spanish to paint (already primed) along with Bernardo Galvez to lead them! I mix them in as part of my Franco-Spanish division (another 13 regiments). Your work inspires me to get busy. Just way too much to get busy on like my colonials and Old West. Insanity but happy insanity. Keep on sharing.
Out of curiosity, what are the iconic poses for AWi Scots in trews or gaiter trousers?
I should ask a question I asked on another forum. For miniatures, do you all prefer your British (or also Continental) light infantry units to all have the same headdress within a unit or different headdresses from stand to stand?
Similarly for British/Hessian grenadiers, do you just do the grenadiers of a unit as one facing color, different from stand to stand or mixed facings even on the same stand?