So with Partizan only a few months away and the first test game in July I am keen to get some more finished units on table.
First completed a unit of Pathan Tribal Foot.
A big mix of manufacturers, Foundry, Perry Metal, Perry plastic, Wargames Atlantic, and Empress.Very versatile, Afghan troops for the whole Victorian Period of course Muslim troops for the Sikh Army but also Pathan levies supporting the British against the Sikhs in the second Anglo Sikh War. Can even be Pathan tribal irregulars fighting the Sikhs in the slightly earlier period of expansion. The Sikhs would have the same uniforms so very do-able for me.
Then another unit of Sikh irregulars with blade weapons. The lighting was working well for a change.
These are the Jagdiri, feudal levies of the Sikh landowners.A real mix of figures, some plastic Perry and Wargames Atlantic Afghans with Sikh heads such as the leader figure in blue drawing his sword, plenty of metal Foundry Sikhs and a couple of Old Glory for good measure.
Pretty pleased again with these.
An Indian Leader figure, Hindu or Muslim, from the Empress Mutiny range, lovely figure, not sure I am happy with the turban but otherwise very colourful.
So plenty more finding its way on table ahead of T'Other Partizan.
Thanks for stopping by.
Super work Roger, great work on them, the different makes work well together and handy figures that can step in to a fair few conflicts.
ReplyDeleteCheers Donnie, at some point these will slot into other conflicts.
DeleteHi Roger,
ReplyDeleteSplendid work on these! Best of luck with the prep for The Other Partizan!
All the best, Andy
Cheers Andy
DeleteSuperb work
ReplyDeleteThanks very much Neil
DeleteThose look mighty fine looks like the start to a great force keep 'em coming.
ReplyDeleteCheers Golgotha, couple of Matchlock units to follow these indue course.
DeleteBeautifully painted. Plenty of character, colour and 'motion'.
ReplyDeleteBest wishes, James
Thanks James
DeleteYour right about versatility.Great paint jobs
ReplyDeleteI have a bunch ,I need to put together.
Thank you, really useful
DeleteAs we’ve come to expect, you’ve cobbled together a really varied bunch of miniatures from a number of manufacturers to make a beautifully painted little force of fearsome warriors. Well done 👏👏
ReplyDeleteCheers Geoff, nearly done with the irregulars, couple more units first.
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