"This wey wee jimmies! Haggis fur everyone!"
To finish out my 42nd Highland Regiment for Rebels and Patriots (Paid Link) is the blister pack French and Indian War: Highlander Command from Warlord Games. Four figures come in the pack - and each figure is different. Nae ill! The blister comes with an officer, two different standard bearers and off course a piper. As with the Line Company Highlanders from Warlord Games (Paid Link) and the Highland Grenadiers, the figures carry the tradition highland weapons of broad sword, dirks, and a pistol tucked into the plaids here and there.
Lieutenant Coll Mcdougall. Th' dashing leader o' th' unit o' highlanders.
Piper Coinneach Armstrong starts tae speil Bodachnabrigishin oan his bagpipe.
The blister pack also comes with poles and finials/chords for flags. I purchased my flags for the 42nd Highlanders from Flags of War.
Ensign Patrick Stewart of Bonskied carries th' King's Colours.
Ensign Seòrsa Rattray carries th' Regimental Colours.
A splendid addition tae th' 42nd Highlanders.
Mah neist postings wull (not sure o' th' order yet!) be th' entire 42nd Highlanders a' th'gither, a pentin guide howfur ah did th' figures, 'n' th' completed British force fur Rebels 'n' Patriots (Paid Link).
Excellent, truly excellent!
ReplyDeleteThe colors from Flags of War really make them stand out. They are reasonably prices, excellent customer service and the flags look great!
DeleteFabulous looking Highlanders, Neil. Tartan is particularly lovely.
ReplyDeleteI have a painting tutorial post coming up in a week or so on how I painted them.
DeleteExcellent looking Highlanders, Neil. Tartan and flags are beautiful.
ReplyDeleteFlags of War have an excellent selection of flags. Well worth the wait for them to travel over the ocean.
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