These are Old Glory figures (AB officer and piper) with flags from GMB, the pose is that of assaulting so you don't get to see much of the cross-belts and piping. The 92nd regiment had a tough time of it at Quatre-bras, having left Brussels in the early hours of 16th June after giving a display of Highland dancing at the Duchess of Richmonds ball. They occupied the crossroads and then later charged the french troops at the farm of La Bergerie just down the road. During one of the french cavalry charges Wellington himself had to take shelter in their square.
Beautifully painted and based - a great regiment to have on the field. Best, Dean
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Ken
Wonderful unit, historically and with your minis! You did a great work on it!
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Phil.
Really nicely done!
ReplyDeleteExcellent painting Sir!!! What great looking troops, lets hope they perform on the field as good as they look!
ReplyDeletecracking Ken!
ReplyDeleteI picked up some of the OG highlanders a couple of months ago for my brothers Brits. Very nice looking figures, some of OG's best.
Excellent work on these guys. They look fantastic.
ReplyDeleteVery nice batch of miniatures. I especially like the basing.
ReplyDeleteThat is a lovely herd of Jocks! Well done!
ReplyDeleteThanks gents, I do appreciate the kind words!
ReplyDeleteThey look superb Ken; and excellent photos too!
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