Raglan's Texas War of Independence

[Lord Raglan]

Sous Lt. Napoleon Vilain had to assume command after Captain Danjou was hit in the chest by a Mexican musket round.

[Lord Raglan]

Captain Jean Danjou and Sgt Vincent Morzycki is the final part of this small infantry based collection. I plan to add some Chasseurs d Afrique is due course. They weren't part of the battle, but they will enhance the gaming options.

[Lord Raglan]

This has been a fun side project, so looking forward to playing some games now.









Plus a little video:

https://twitter.com/gareth_lane/status/1503312303923552261?s=20&t=f4dOC1SkHfAhcxMAGDpTLQ

[rumacara]

Camerone then.
Just keep em coming.

[Golgotha]

Have a look at the bridge and watchtower in this link could make for a cracking scenario - http://foreignlegion.info/battle-of-camerone/

...and for all things legion relation do not forget https://monlegionnaire.wordpress.com/

[Lord Raglan]

Awesome, thank you for those links, really helpful👍

[Calimero]

Awesome indeed… but, shouldn’t Danjou have a wooden hand? 

[MaleGriffin]

Looking great! A very nice collection!

[Grumpy Gnome]

Loving the Legion! Great stuff yet again mate!

[Lord Raglan]

Thanks boys - Viva France 🇫🇷

[El Chintete]

Very nice minis! I especially like the Mexicans in summer uniform. Where did you get the two-starred Coahuila y Tejas flag?

[Lord Raglan]

Played a large Texan War of Independence game a little while back against my Geoff Bond and with Jeff Davies acting as GM.

[Lord Raglan]

The Texans formed a strong centre, using the old Spanish monastery to anchor their forces.

[Lord Raglan]

Mexican heavy cavalry pour across the bridge to the south.

[Lord Raglan]

As the Mexicans enter the "valley of death", Texan fire starts to pour down from the heights.





Lots of musket and cannon ball fire  from both sides, began to take its toll on several units. For some reason, Geoff's elite infantry got caught up near the bordello for several turns