3rd Showcase: AWI - The Americans (and friends)

Proudly presenting the Americans and (some French) of the American War of Independence, about nine regiments and two medium guns and 3 heavy siege (their actually usable for both sides) ... 2 French regiments, riflemen, and the Stockbridge Indians and the 3rd dragoons ... more Militia is tempting, but then the rustic uniforms ... hm ... maybe some day I will come back to them ...

some riflemen 

a generic state levy regiment

Some generic "uniformed" Militia

Smallwood‘s Marylanders 1776 

The 3rd New York regiment

the 3rd Continental Light Dragoons 

The siege guns

The Stockbridge Indians and some Southern Militia in shirts

A generic Continental army regiment in brown

A generic Continental army regiment in blue

The French Auxerrois and the Soissonnais regiments

The Delaware Haslet's "Chicken" (in their early hats) 

Washingtons Guard blown up to a full regiment

The whole lot

Showcase Easter special: Renaissance - The Great Italian Wars

For easter a little extra fluff - my complete Italian wars collection,  as I'm rebasing my swordsmen and the doppel-soeldner, I will probably continue with the other skirmishers (arquebusiers and Swiss halberdiers )... in between paint job so keep me entertained ...

Enjoy!

The whole lot

Some French Gendarmes d‘Ordonnance, Men-at-arms, Archers and Stradioti

The Imperial Horse, Argulets and mounted Crossbows, Men-at-arms and Gendarmes

The German Gendarmes

The Imperial camp

The Borgias swordsmen and the Nürnberg pikeblock 

Nürnberg a bit closer

The Gascoigne Crossbows and the sinister Black Band in French service

A Hackbut the Pikeblock with a Swabian League commander and Cesare Borgias

A French gun and its point of view

The large Fugger Pikeblock and some Doppelsöldner

The Fugger a bit closer

The rest of the French Gendarmes and their Men-at-arms

Some Stradioti with bows

The Schwyz Pikeblock

The Memmingen Pikeblock

The Rest of the German Gendarmes and Men-at-arms

Behind Imperial guns the Black Band approaches

... of course there is room for more ...

Showcase: AWI - The British

I just thought in these isolating times my miniatures need a bit of airing too, so  decided to do a little showcase where I will go through my collection and show them off a little bit.
Enjoy!

the pickets

The whole lot that I call my own ...

the 17th Dragoons (the Death&Glory boyz)

and the camp - no sponsorship intended ...

The Camp and baggage train ...

Grasshopper

The 28th Foot and the 5th Northumbrian Fusiliers in parade outfit (little bearskin hats) 

The 7th Royal Fusiliers and the 64th Foot

The other Dragoons next to the reserve

Royal Artillery, the 49th and the 35th Foot 

the reserve, Grenadier regiment and LI

the camp again ... 

The CinC with the Grenadiers and the Light Infantry 

Still ongoing ...

Bits and bobs really, some command piece for my SYW Austrians, and the French Voltigeur Guarde for my 10mm FPW - they had golden/yellow ornaments and a white turban style band around their caps (Renaissance or 1st crusade like), hence they look a bit like Santas... and some re-basing of some old units: the Spanish rodeleros, the Imperial Doppel-soeldner (here depicted as drafted in Saxony) and the Borgia guard ... I had some spare sabots left, and I don't mind the extra 2mm height ...

Austrian 7YW General - command piece

Austrian 7YW General - command piece

10mm Franco-Prussian War French Guard Volitigeur

10mm Franco-Prussian War French Guard Volitigeur

Great Italian Wars - Borgia swordmen

Great Italian Wars - Borgia swordmen

Spanish-Imperial - rodeleros

Spanish-Imperial - rodeleros

Doppelsoeldner - Kaiserliche Landsknechte

Doppelsoeldner - Kaiserliche Landsknechte