Made from a 28mm Hinchcliffe Napoleonic French officer with a head and sword swap.
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Spanish Governor 1760
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Willz the Wargamer
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Spanish Governor 1760
Finished this figure today, my take on a Spanish governor 1760 as seen in the picture.
Made from a 28mm Hinchcliffe Napoleonic French officer with a head and sword swap.
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Willz.
Made from a 28mm Hinchcliffe Napoleonic French officer with a head and sword swap.
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Re: Spanish Governor 1760
Excellent! I get the impression that Spanish aristos were never knowingly under-dressed. 
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Re: Spanish Governor 1760
Splendid work, Willz.
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Excellent Willz
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So the Guvnah has an excessive clothing allowance, Willz? It's a wonder he can stand with that weight of gold lace.
Nicely done, mate.
Nicely done, mate.
If "The System" is the answer, who asked such a bloody stupid question?
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Willz the Wargamer
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Re: Spanish Governor 1760
Cheers men, the Spanish officer class know how to dress in style.
Willz.
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Re: Spanish Governor 1760
A desperately under-rated commander was Galvez, certainly in the context of the AWI. Whatever gold he was wearing, he damned well earned.
Kein Plan überlebt den ersten Kontakt mit den Würfeln. (No plan survives the first contact with the dice.)
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Re: Spanish Governor 1760
Nice'n'foppish!