Just before Sue and I left for our trip to Yorkshire I finished a second base of Galloping Major figures representing the Stockbridge tribes allied with the British in the French and Indian War. I didn't have the time to get them photographed before we left, so they've had to languish on their lonesome for a couple of weeks before I could show them to you on the blog. As I've already completed a third base since getting back home you can now see them both ~
That leaves me with one more base, this time featuring three figures, to complete this grouping of figures representing the Stockbridge tribes. There is a second grouping of four bases also featuring Galloping Major figures, though these sport the different look of the Mohawk hair style. I'd like to add some Provincials to the British forces and some Militia to the French in due course if the war chest will allow. More on that ambition as and when I've counted my remaining shekels...
The extra work on the trousers (how did you even see that detail :-) ) makes for a very compelling figure.
ReplyDeleteThank you Norm, much appreciated.
DeleteThey look very nice David!
ReplyDeleteChristopher
Many thanks for the kind response.
DeleteNicely done certainly worth several WOOTS!
ReplyDeleteWoot away then!
DeleteGreat looking Natives. Are the rags wrapped around the barrel your doing or sculpted?
ReplyDeleteThanks Jonathan! The rags you mention are part of the sculpt.
DeleteMore eye candy, lovely work.
ReplyDeleteThank you George!
DeleteLovely work once again David and the detail on the leggins is excellent:).
ReplyDeleteSplendid stuff as always David..
ReplyDeleteLet’s hope your Shekels are worth more than Bitcoins 😳…
All the best. Aly