Thursday, 8 April 2021

AHPC11 - Haitian Revolution - York Hussar Colonel

 


This Trent Miniature French Commander came in my first French force I picked up second hand from Col Bill. He is a representation of General Humbert click. But he closely follows the same uniform of my previously posted unit. The York Hussars, see below.




The figures is a tad smaller than the other Trent minis I bought, but hey ho, everyone's not the 
same size are they?


This chap has no name, so I give it to you luvvly lot, give me a suitable Anglo-Germanic name for him?


It took all my brainpower to work out that this fine looking chap earned me 10 points in the Challenge!

28 comments:

  1. Call him Bob.
    You paint figures on horses really well. They always stand out.

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  2. Great figure and paint-job, Hussars from every nation always look so alike to me, with very little unifoem differences, so they're very versatile figures imho (I'm not a btton counter).

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  3. The York Hussars of the Haitian Revolt: I've learned something! Great figs. P'haps the good colonel might be one of those hyphenated toffs with a pedigree going back to the Williamite Anglo/Dutch days: Coloneal Xavier Carling-Grolsch.

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    1. Oh I like that Col Xavier Carling-Grolsch!

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  4. Great looking Hussars - in a tropical environment at that! Love the mirlitons.

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  5. Looks great. I think small men would need smaller horses as a bigger mount would be harder to control perhaps?

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  6. Another great figure Ray. How about calling him Sir Robert Fortescue?

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    1. That's a good name Dave, a cousin of yours perhaps?

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  8. Fab job Ray! The base sets him off nicely.

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