The first of three regular infantry regiments, the Tyger's Claw Regiment, ready to join the army of Typoo Bhyka. The figures are from Foundry Miniatures and the flag was made for me by chum George Anderson from a design I found on the web. The colour scheme is deliberately unfusy, mostly Foundry Boneyard light over Arctic Grey shade with turbans in Foundry Ochre. As ever, the MDF 40x50mm bases are from Warbases and the basing materials are from the remains of my Mutiny basing mixture. There may be enough for the other two Regular Regiments, but it will be close ~
Hopefully they and their sister regiments will pop on the tabletop all sporting identical clothing shades but with vibrant coloured turbans ~
Next unit up will be the second regular infantry regiment, the Tyger's Blood Regiment, again by Foundry Miniatures but these armed with talwaar/sword and dhal/shield and sporting vibrant red turbans. In the meantime I'm also working on a three figure command base to lead the Regular Brigade in Typoo Bhyka's army.
Lovely regiment David....they are going to be a colourful army indeed !love the flag too
ReplyDeleteThank you Matt, much appreciated.
DeleteVery smart David, great project.
ReplyDeleteEnhanced by your skill with the flags, thank you.
DeleteThey look great David and the yellow really pops.
ReplyDeleteChristopher
Much appreciated Christopher, thank you.
DeleteGreat figures as always, and I bought the Cannons, lovely pieces, what constitutes the Mutiny basing mixture thanks David
ReplyDeleteThanks for the kind comment m'lord! The canons are very good I agree. The basing material is fine dust bulked out with some Woodlands Scenics fine buff ballast and little pebbles.
DeleteSplendid Sir, simply splendid topped off with a fine flag to finish.
ReplyDeleteWill they do though?😉
DeleteGorgeous unit David...with splendid colors!
ReplyDeleteThank you Phil, much appreciated.
DeleteThose are lovely David and the simple colour scheme with the red flag works a treat:)
ReplyDeleteMany thanks SteveJ, encouragement always appreciated.
DeleteThese chaps look lovely David...
ReplyDeleteI thought you didn’t like painting white...
All the best. Aly
You are right there Aly, but it's less of a chore since I abandoned the three layers for just shade and highlight. Foundry Arctic Grey shade followed by Boneyard Light.
DeleteGreat combination of colours David, well done.
ReplyDeleteThank you Robbie.
DeleteThe wonder thing about Tygers! Splendid work Mr.B.
ReplyDelete🎼🎵🎶Are Tygers a wonderful thing!
DeleteThese look very nice indeed David
ReplyDeleteMany thanks for the encouragement rross!
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