In early 1690 a force of French and their Native American allies attacked the village of Schenectady in the New York colony. As the community was undefended, the civilians had to fend for themselves.
This group of figures (from left to right), John Godfrey, Williams Ballard, Robert Beaumont and Henry Peck were some of the village's defenders.
All but John Godfrey fell defending their homes and families from the rampaging French and Natives. Godfrey escaped the carnage and was able to reach the safety of the fort at Albany.
These figs are from Sash and Saber and are actually from their French and Indian War line.
So that should be: 4 28mm foot figs = 20 +30 (location bonus) = 50 points.
Very nice work I like the colors
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ReplyDeleteNice work on these figures. Those S&S castings look great.
ReplyDeleteNicely done Scott :)
ReplyDeleteAlways good to see civilians, especially in floppy hats!
ReplyDeleteNice job on these Scott.
ReplyDeleteLovely floppy hat types
ReplyDeleteBest Iain
Nice noncoms mate!
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