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AWI forces for Lee - 10mm Pendraken

Lee asked me to paint up extra forces for his AWI collection so he can also play 'Live Free or Die'.

Latest batch of Lee's figures, this time Americans. All figures by Pendraken in 10mm
Lee wanted them done for the Saratoga Campaign, which means I coukd reuse the amazing information provided to me by AndyMac.

2nd Massachusetts Infantry


From above


In line


Nine stands


Players view


Continental Infantry in Hunting shirts


Ready for action


Moving on


Top down


Riflemen in mixed hunting shirts


Ready to skirmish


Light line ready to go


Back view


2nd Continental Light Dragoons


Top down


Spare officer, to make a higher officer..


Off they go


CHARGE!


Massachusetts State artillery with light guns.


Top down


Maybe captured guns?


Ready, fire!


Bang?


Wounded markers


Mix of British, Germans, Americans and milita


Two spare figures, Manny & Rob didn't have any coffee stirrers, so wooden spoons it is!

 

Lee's Hessians done, all figures by Pendraken in 10mm flags by Vaubanner. The column approaches.


1st Combined Grenadier Regt


Top view


In line


Almost wide to deploy in line for my light box!


Off they go


Looking good


Fusilier Regt von Dittfurth


From up high


Nice looking troops


Column advances


Just, go that, way!


Sarge, we're going round in circles


Grenadier Regiment Rall, at ease


Thin blue line?


The chords really make these figures pop


Not sure they actually carried colours, but the pack came with a standard bearer, and after a bit of searching, I found something probable.  :-\


Everyone's favourite, the Jagers


Blending in, almost


Player's eye view


The whole batch

 British light infantry done and added to Lee's collection.



Again, mixed facings as they were consolidated units.


Top view


Made of firing and advancing plus command figures


Quite a few of them really!


19 bases

 British 'line' infantry units. Took me a while, as I had a crisis of 'ohhh shiney' and painted three other things before I got to the cuff lace stripe painting stage!


Six units of five bases, and because I miscounted, one extra base!


Lots and lots of 'em!


For ease of viewing, half batches...
Two blue faced units and a white


Top down


Quick, stand still


About face


Back view


Two yellow facing units and The Buffs


Player's view


Top view


Get 'em lads!


Oi! You! Turn with the others!


The greens (there are green grenadiers and will be green light infantry, which can be combined into a rather understrength units)


He went thataway!
You may refer to me as: Your Grace, Duke Speedy of Leighton.


Started with British and their grenadiers - all different facings as they were consolidated from units in theatre.


Top-ish view


Advancing


Back view


Main British infantry units not far off being done too.

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