You have seen the figures before and, as with the majority of the Mutiny collection they are from Mutineer Miniatures. The flag is from Flags of War (and, yes, technically its correct for the Napoleonic wars but I think it works) - it looks a bit brighter in the photo than in reality - largely as I was using a flash (yes, I know I shouldn't) as the lighting in the games room was hopeless today.
Really nice painting there sir! - Like the Indian mutiny as period to wargame and the figures and terrain can be fantastic- keep up the great work !
ReplyDeleteThanks for the kind words - I'll let my friend Roger, who painted them, know. I am slowly building up my collection of figures and terrain and have a few more books to read on the period plus some rule sets to try out. So there will be more on the Mutiny to come.
DeleteNice :) Great choice of Regiment too, an old friend of our family was in the KSLI...back in the day...
ReplyDeleteThanks Mike. I picked the 53rd due to their part in the relief of Lucknow. Always nice to have a connection to a unit but in this case I'm not as lucky as you (as far as I am aware).
DeleteHeh, my grandad started off in the KSLI in WW1.
ReplyDeleteThese are smashing figures and I love the paintjob - bravo!
Great to have a connection like that. The Mutineer figures have loads of character, which is ideal for the Mutiny. Cheers - I will pass your kind words along.
DeleteNice work and an excellent looking flag as well!
ReplyDeleteThanks Ray.
DeleteA really attractive unit! Makes me want to finish mine!
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