"Charlie look. The reinforcements have arrived."
"Yes Brigadier."
"It's a miracle."
"If it's a miracle, Brigadier, it's a short-chambered, Boxer-Henry .45 caliber miracle."
"I think we are in the wrong movie Charlie."
I have completed my initial Field Force for the British Indian Army for the fictional Anglo-Russian War using the ruleset The Men Who Would be Kings and some additional fun with In Her Majesty's Name. The initial force will be 24 points but will grow larger with the addition of the forces of the Princely State of Chaimbellistan and at least 1 cavalry unit (has to be lancers). If I reach 48 points anytime soon, I am definitely getting a mountain gun.
1. The Royal Fusiliers (City of London Regiment). Figures by Copplestone Castings.
2. 19th Punjabis Regiment. Figures by Copplestone Castings. Reporter (Mr. Kipling) is Artizan I believe.
3. 14th Sikhs. Miniatures by Pulp Figures.
4. Indian Army Maxim Machine Gun. Figures by Copplestone Castings.
5. Honorable Mentions: The Royal Regiment of Chaimbellistan. Figures by Artizan and European advisor by Copplestone . . .
. . . and the local tribal infantry. Miniatures by Pulp Figures.
I can't wait for the next game!
That's a great looking collection Neil!
ReplyDeleteJack,
DeleteThanks for the compliment. Next up will be some cavalry.
Neil
I, too, look forward to the next game.
ReplyDeleteJon,
DeleteI'll be doing some travelling soon and I probably won't have the next battle report posted until sometime in July.
Neil
Your lads look like they mean business! Nice force!
ReplyDeleteThanks! They've been fun to paint.
DeleteNeil
Wonderful scenery and figures, fantastic colors on the Royal Regiment of Chaimbellistan....
ReplyDeletePhil,
DeleteThanks for the comment about the scenery. That is one aspect of my tabletop I've been working to improve. Thanks again.
Neil
Splendid force you have there sir.
ReplyDeletePaul,
DeleteThank you. Knowing the quality of your work that’s a great compliment.
Neil