New Mutineer releases

[Sterling Moose]

Mutineer,
I'm not sure how accurate the Foundry figures are but any plans to do Brits in service dress with pillbox hats (without the sun shade)?  I need some decent sculpts to proxy as Canadian Militia during the Fenian Invasion:

[Gluteus Maximus]

Inspirational stuff!

Got me re-reading Christopher Hibbert's The Great Mutiny

Very good general history of the Mutiny! It was the first book I read on the subject 

[Arcticman]

I would like to get some more pointers on good reads on the mutiny,
I just read the short but inspiring A Cavalry Officer in the Sepoy Revolt by A.R.D. MacKenzie.
I feel an urgent need for a book concentrating more on the units and battles fought, as it is more than likely that I will spend my last anna, not on arrak but on Mutineer figures......

[Hammers]

The most authoritative work on the subject must be Brigadier-General Sir Harry Flashman's eye witness chronicles as published by George MacDonald Fraser. Or so I've been convinced.

Good to see you again, Erik! It's been ages. Right in time for LPL 4 to. 

[sepoy1857]

I would like to get some more pointers on good reads on the mutiny,
I just read the short but inspiring A Cavalry Officer in the Sepoy Revolt by A.R.D. MacKenzie.
I feel an urgent need for a book concentrating more on the units and battles fought, as it is more than likely that I will spend my last anna, not on arrak but on Mutineer figures......

1)The Indian Mutiny: 1857 by Saul David is a good place to strart.
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Indian-Mutiny-1857-Saul-David/dp/0141005548
2)They fight like devils: stories from Lucknow during the great Indian mutiny ...
 By D. A. Kinsley
http://books.google.ca/books?id=H3aP_HBGvfMC&pg=PA135&lpg=PA135&dq=they+fought+like+devils+lucknow&source=bl&ots=Xz8cYLqBXY&sig=WmRMX9lq4XkkWlHn-SAEGRevW_w&hl=en&ei=yKiAS-XzMpG0tgfpj_3oBg&sa=X&oi=book_result&ct=result&resnum=1&ved=0CAYQ6AEwAA#v=onepage&q=they%20fought%20like%20devils%20lucknow&f=false
3)probably one of the best: HISTORY OF THE ROYAL AND INDIAN ARTILLERY IN THE MUTINY OF 1857 by Col. Julian R. J. Jocelyn
http://books.national-army-museum.ac.uk/history-of-the-royal-and-indian-artillery-in-the-mutiny-of-1857-pr-26382.html

[Bugsda]

I say, great Ghazis! Tell your figure wallah to make some more, now imshi imshi! 

[Arcticman]

Hi Hammers, old bean! 

Having spent most of last year in the Outer Tunguska reagion searching for the elusive golden yak, I am now lately returned to the civilization - less three camels and two native porters.

Unfortunately I don't think I'll make this league... unless....