Jacobite Highlanders.

[Slovdave]

Largely 'Pike and Shotte' figures for a 'Creach' project yet to see the light of day.

Not the best photography, but you get the idea.






David.

[flags_of_war]

very nice job mate

[grant]

Nice work!

[Lowtardog]

These are lovely. I gamed "Creach" using a variation on the old vendel Border Reiver rules using Rdoubt Highlanders many years ago

[Slovdave]

Funnily enough, the idea was to use those very rules.

Was it a successful transplant?

David.

[Lowtardog]

Funnily enough, the idea was to use those very rules.

Was it a successful transplant?

David.

Aye worked well, I put in a bit about pipes (piper) to aid the highland charge which was a bonus . Trying to ring brain I think I Had several ranks of Clansman, Sure Tacks man was one, took it from a book on Rob Roy or some such.

Works well for the early period with black mail and other skull duggery

Your figures are cracking.

[Slovdave]

Thanks man.

Sounds about right. Gentlemen to the fore, Tacks men next and rabble at the back.

Maybe I will resurrect this project soon!

David.

[Lowtardog]

I have added a variation using D20 that I used to use for Renaissance Irish wars. The D20 gives more options for weapons and armour

[Slovdave]

Downloaded. Thanks for that.

David.

[Lowtardog]

Just remembered the term I used for leader was Heidman

[Slovdave]

Aye, that would be what we used for the Reivers.
Generally, I think the Highlander leaders preferred to consider themselves 'Gentlemen' .

I did a load of Reivers a few years ago, all Vendel figures.

All got sold though.

David.

[Lowtardog]

Aye, that would be what we used for the Reivers.
Generally, I think the Highlander leaders preferred to consider themselves 'Gentlemen' .

I did a load of Reivers a few years ago, all Vendel figures.

All got sold though.

David.

Same here mate, used to game with lads who wrote those rules. I even moderate the steel bonnets yahoo group though havent gamed it for around 10 years or so ...