Raglan's Jacobite Rebellion 1745 (Hollywood Style)

[Redshank]

Well done, lad!  They look great.

And Culloden is a must-see site, if you haven't already been and should you get the chance...

Managed to get up there just over a year ago, only to find the battlefield centre was closed because of strong wind! Ah well, one day.

[Lord Raglan]

The Jacobites are Rebellious. Beautiful 28mm miniatures from our friends at Flags of War.










 

[Freddy]

Great looking figures, but that big temple is awesome too!

[Lord Raglan]

Great looking figures, but that big temple is awesome too!

Great model isn’t it 👌

[Osmoses]

That is a fantastic job on the stonework.

[CapnJim]

Now, that's a church!  It looks marvelous!

[MaleGriffin]

Gorgeous craftsmanship!  Well done!

[rumacara]

Lovely work.

[Lord Raglan]

Régiment Irlandois de Dillon. The regiment served in Scotland under Prince Charles Edward Stuart as part of the famous Irish Picquets. In hoc signo vinces (In this sign you will conquer). Gorgeous miniatures from our good friends at @flagsofwar 👌

[Lord Raglan]

Bagot’s Hussars were only 50 men strong. Raised by John Murray of Broughton at Edinburgh. The name Bagot comes from the French-Irish Major John Bagot who eventually commanded this unit.

[CapnJim]

Those Irishman and the Hussars look great!

[has.been]

Good work, please keep it up.

[Lord Raglan]

Those Irishman and the Hussars look great!

Thank you Capt Jim 👍🏻

[Count Belisarius]

Very nice units.

[Lord Raglan]

HRH Prince Charles Edward Stuart’s entourage with General Lord George Murray and Donald Cameron of Lochiel. The standard bearers display the Scottish Royal Standard and Stuart’s personal standard.