 Five years after starting 1st Corps for the Franco Prussian War, I have begun 2nd Division. better late then never...
 So, while waiting, in these weird times, for other bits to arrive, I decided to restart this stalled projects. I have all the bits to finish it, so should be done by 2025? Four infantry regiments, including 1st Algerian Tirailliur regiment   
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So, a new project begins, is nearly finished!
Hausa Kingdoms.
So, who is this lady?
She is Queen Amina, an almost legendary queen of the Hausa kingdom of Zaria. Reading about her, she deserves her fearsome reputation, and is the ideal CinC for my army.
With her bodyguard of Khurasan heavy cavalry to act as guard cavalry recreating the scene above.
The shields were an inspired moment of 'hey that looks good'!
These have come our really well.
With her bodyguard.
However, there is no actualy figure that suited my requirement, so I needed a female warrior that I could convert.
After a long search, I found some female Skythians from Xyston Miniatures ia Scotia Grendel. (The rest of the pack I gave to Paul).
Quite different from what I needed.
Rear view
Front view of the proposed changes.
Rear view.
Modifications in place. Thanks to Phil Lewis for the Greenstuff.
And a few extras to go with,
Second in command, Muhammed Rumfa. Beautiful figure from Khurasan. Flanked by War a…
Hausa Kingdoms.
So, who is this lady?
She is Queen Amina, an almost legendary queen of the Hausa kingdom of Zaria. Reading about her, she deserves her fearsome reputation, and is the ideal CinC for my army.
With her bodyguard of Khurasan heavy cavalry to act as guard cavalry recreating the scene above.
The shields were an inspired moment of 'hey that looks good'!
These have come our really well.
With her bodyguard.
However, there is no actualy figure that suited my requirement, so I needed a female warrior that I could convert.
After a long search, I found some female Skythians from Xyston Miniatures ia Scotia Grendel. (The rest of the pack I gave to Paul).
Quite different from what I needed.
Rear view
Front view of the proposed changes.
Rear view.
Modifications in place. Thanks to Phil Lewis for the Greenstuff.
And a few extras to go with,
Second in command, Muhammed Rumfa. Beautiful figure from Khurasan. Flanked by War a…
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