Last one from me today....I think?
Guess what? More 2mm tiddlers!
Here we have another English brigade, this one is led by Carpenter, like Killigrew's Brigade they fought in the 1st line of the left wing under Gen Tyrawley.
Once again the flags are purely speculative and are from my NYW collection.
The regts in this brigade were Guisgard's (La Fabreque) Dragoons, Essex's Dragoons, Carpenter's Dragoons and the only English Horse regt that fought at Alamansa Harvey's Horse (2 squadrons of)
All this hard work doesn't get me many points. Each base is worth 2.5 points, giving me a total of
12.5 points, the Brigadier id worth 1/2 point.
So that makes a total of 13 points.
Last one... you think? At this rate, I forsee a worldwide lack of 2mm models for the next few months. It looks like your French and British cavalry are a bit more evenly balanced now. Well, I'll keep my eye on the drafts section of the blog, but I'm going to give my failing eyes a bit of a rest.
Very nice work, Ray. I quite like all the tidy labels on the bases. Makes for a very polished presentation.
ReplyDeleteI agree, they look very neat. They might even be mandatory in this scale?
DeleteCheers chaos!
DeleteWell done, Ray!
ReplyDeleteThanks Barks.
DeleteAnother nice little brigade, Ray! :)
ReplyDeleteCheers Tamsin.
DeleteLooking great Ray
ReplyDeleteTa!
DeleteAnother good looking tiny brigade!
ReplyDeleteBest Iain
Thanks Iain.
DeleteTerrific tiny troops.
ReplyDeleteCheers Peter.
DeleteWell done once again, Ray!
ReplyDeleteThanks!
DeleteNice display of those very tiny models. Look great on the table
ReplyDeleteCheers Benito.
DeleteThey look fab Ray, you must nearly have the whole or at nearly?
ReplyDeleteCheers
MattW
No where near Matt!
DeleteWonderful work, Ray! Your eyes are certainly getting a strain on these! Good work on the uniform colors at that tiny scale too. They look fantastic!
ReplyDeleteCheers Dave!
DeleteGreat stuff Ray,how much smaller can you go?
ReplyDeleteNone!
DeleteThese are shaping up nicely, really looking forward to seeing the project shots of them grouped up!
ReplyDeleteTomC