I wanted a few civilians for my Haitian Revolution project and they come from allsorts of companies!!
Figures 1, 2 & 5 in the pic are from Perry miniatures AWI Civilian pack.
The others I'm not sure of?
These figures came to me as part of a collection from the late Eric Knowles, via my chum & blogger Dave Crook. All bar figure 5 who's a Perry Miniature, come from Front Rank from various ranges.
Yeh I know by this time the late 1790's the tricorn was out of fashion, but this is the colonies so they'd be lagging behind what's going on back in France at the time.
So Tricorn's it is.
And I had then to paint up..........
The last figure is again from Perry minis, not sure about the other kids?
And lastly we have a few more Ladies and Gentlemen.
These were originally lined up to add to my 1690's Donnybrook collection, but at a pinch these will be transported through time 100 years to also appear in 1790's Saint Domingue!!
All figures are once again from Eric via Dave Crook and Front Rank!!!
Quite the variety - well done!
ReplyDeleteCheers Alex!
DeleteNice job Ray
ReplyDeleteThanks Carl.
DeleteGood looking and useful bunch of civilians!
ReplyDeleteBest Iain
Cheers Iain.
DeleteVery nice collection of civilians and workers - I can feel the heat of the day looking at them!
ReplyDeleteLol
DeleteMore nice work, Ray! Your town is witnessing a population explosion!
ReplyDeleteCertainly is, just need a town to put them in now!
DeleteGreat work sir!
ReplyDeleteThanks Michal.
DeleteVery nice indeed Ray - you can never have too many "civvies" in my opinion - and for this period, they may actually be able to play an active role in your games!
ReplyDeleteHopefully you right Keith.
DeleteIn the first photo figures 3,4 and 6 are Foundry french revolution civilians
ReplyDeleteAha! So they are! Thanks for pointing that out.
DeleteLike the figures very much and am becoming fascinated by the period.
ReplyDeleteThank you For posting!
Glad you're enjoying the period Mark.
DeleteA great mixture here Ray that really work well together.
ReplyDeleteGlad you approve Lawrence!
DeleteFascinating period Ray and really well done on the figures.
ReplyDeleteThanks Carlo.
Deletea nice collection of figures
ReplyDeleteThanks Neil.
DeleteGreat stuff Ray, extras like this certainly add some character to teh games.
ReplyDeleteThey certainly do!
DeleteThese nice civilians complete very well your collection, Ray.
ReplyDeleteThe "other" children (and the dog) are from Bicorne Miniatures, i think
Just checked and you're absolutely correct! Thanks.
DeleteNice looking civilians! Great job! 😀
ReplyDeleteThanks Stew.
DeleteVery nice. Many years ago I think you acc8dently painted some foundry escaped slave as white guys. I assume you've repurposed and repainted these
ReplyDeleteNope they're still white sailors from HMS Dragon. Yet to see the field of battle!
DeleteYou've really gone to town on the civilian front, great collection that should fit in well and what's a hundred years between friends ?
ReplyDeleteAbsolutly!
DeleteNicely done again sir. You are certainly very productive at the moment.
ReplyDeleteI am trying ol chap!
DeleteThese will look terrific in your future games, Ray. Well done!
ReplyDeleteFingers Crossed Curt!
DeleteVery fine work Ray.
ReplyDeleteThanks OB.
DeleteIt's been a pleasure watching this project grow.
ReplyDeleteI seem to be getting through the figures very quickly too!
DeleteGreat looking figures.
ReplyDeleteCheers!
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