New Indian Mutiny unit just painted.

[Trooper]

My wargaming buddy, Jon Sutherland, has been building a massive Indian Mutiny collection over the last year or so. I presented him with a new British cavalry unit the other day, an ad hoc unit made of displaced EIC officers. Historically there were a few of these "units" attached to Crown forces, all out for revenge and blood.

[Captain Blood]

Oooh lovely 

[Ray Rivers]

A splendid unit, indeed!   

[Keith]

Class!

[Thunderchicken]

Tidy.

[Alcide Nikopol]

Your work is stunning to behold. It is fine figures like those that truly inspire.

[Helen]

Lovely brush work. How large is your buddies's army?

Helen

[Furt]

Lovely brush work. How large is your buddies's army?

Helen

And can we see it? Please, pretty please.

Beautiful work by the way. 

[oxiana]

Simply gorgeous!

[Hammers]

A bit of bloody good, those.

[Malamute]

Wot the others have said.

[Galloping Major]

Lovely stuff 

The old Foundry Indian Mutiny range are still great. I always fancied doing one of these ad-hoc units of displaced officers and civilians, often referred to as "Moss Troopers" with a nice historic link. If I remember correctly at one early stage in the war Havelock's cavalry for his column consisted of 15 such chaps.

[Gallowglass]

A bit of bloody good, those.

Agreed!

[Calimero]

Really, really nice 

[Trooper]

Thank you all for the kind comments.
Moss Troopers eh? thats handy to know. And yes I will post a report of our last battle with pics some time this week.