The second of the three planned regiments of regular infantry for Typoo Bhyka's army are the Tyger's Blood Regiment. All the figures are from Wargames Foundry, in the Tribal Warriors packs from the Sikh Wars range. As a contrast with the first regiment these are armed with talwaar and dhal. I chose one pack in advancing pose and one in charging pose just for a bit of variety. The command figures are three of the six from the Tribal Warriors Command pack. As is usual, the bases are from Warbases and measure 40x50mm ~
The third infantry regiment in the Brigade of regular infantry, the Tyger's Eye, are in a mix of firing and standing ready poses, again from the Tribal Warriors packs from the Wargames Foundry Sikh Wars range. At present that will conclude the infantry additions to the Army of Typoo Bhyka and I can move on to the cavalry additions. Horses! Dozens of them! Oh joy, oh rapture...not!
Very nice, but will they fight?
ReplyDeleteThanks Phil! They will fight well enough to see you off I expect...sometime, whenever, maybe.
Deletebouncy...bouncy!
ReplyDeleteOh dear, oh dear, oh dear...😁
DeleteBut that's the wonderful thing about Tygers!
DeleteSadly you are not too busy it seems...😁
DeleteThey look very nice David and that's a strong red tying them together.
ReplyDeleteChristopher
I'm pleased you think it worked well Christopher.
DeleteWhat an eye catching unit, the balance between the red and white is strangely perfect.
ReplyDeleteThat's very kind Norm, thank you. The white is Foundry Boneyard Light over Arctic Grey Shade. I find it gives a less in your face look more suited to clothing, although I do sometimes use the White for officers.
DeleteAnother cracking unit David:)
ReplyDeleteMuch appreciated SteveJ, many thanks.
DeleteSimple yet stunning, another lovely unit.
ReplyDeleteVery kind words George, much appreciated.
DeleteA lovely striking unit David...
ReplyDeleteThe simple palette works a treat.
All the best. Aly
Thank you Aly, I hope the third unit will be equally well received.
DeleteReally impressive David, the flag really adds to the unit. Well done.
ReplyDeleteThanks very much Robbie. Credit George for the flags though.
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