Native Americans with Bloody Miniatures?

[NickNascati]

All,
      I’m thinking of adding some Native American warriors to expand the usefulness of my Bloody Miniatures ECW figures.  Any thoughts about whose minis would look best?

       Nick

[rumacara]

Maybe Galloping Major or Redoubt. They are on the bigger size so i think they would mix well with Bloody miniatures. Yet, they are from a later period.
You also have the Crucible Crush figures but i think they may be smaller than Bloody. Yet the period is ok.

[Drunkendwarf]

Left to right: Redoubt, Bloody Miniatures, Galloping Major, Crucible Crush

Redoubt and Galloping Major are, almost, all armed with muskets; both have a bow blister and redoubt also have natives with clubs.

DJ

[NickNascati]

Thanks for the photo.  Seems I have a problem then.  Even if I used some musket armed, the muskets are too modern.

[Drunkendwarf]

Crucible crush have some Mohawk with 17th century muskets.

DJ

[fastolfrus]

if they are slightly smaller they're either undernourished or the BM ones are over-fed.

[Paul Richardson]

Or both!

[Rogerc]

Crucible Crush only slightly smaller and as they will be on opposing sides for me I would suggest less of a problem, dont Gripping Beast also do a range of pre-contact Scraelings? Possibly too early but good to mix in. Foundry also have an early Ameri-Indian range but this will be much smaller in 25mm.

[NickNascati]

Also thinking about Brigade Games King Phillips War range.

[v_lazy_dragon]

Also thinking about Brigade Games King Phillips War range.

These figures are smaller than the Crucible Crush ones. The Blood & Plunder native Americans might be around the right height, and they have a few Woodland Culture packs aimed at King Phillips war?

[mikedemana]

Also, Footsore Miniatures has Skraelings:
https://footsoreminiatures.co.uk/products/skraeling-archers?_pos=2&_sid=7f51dda71&_ss=r

Mike Demana

[NickNascati]

Thanks Mike