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Finished these today my interpretation of Spanish colonial militia circa 1760, using Spencer Smith figures with various head swaps.
Limited information on these troops before 1763 but they were poorly funded so my interperion was an ecliptic mix of uniforms.
Flag by david at "Not by Appointment".























Willz.

Now that's a different looking unit, mate. Nice! Will they be seen defending the beaches of Cuba?

Very nice and definitely unusual Willz.
Nice to see some other of the SSM being used.
BTW the ACW figs are useful for these sorts of conversions.

Neil

Spanner wrote: ↑Mon Sep 02, 2024 12:15 pm Now that's a different looking unit, mate. Nice! Will they be seen defending the beaches of Cuba?

Cheers for your kind comment, yes these are for use on the beaches of Cuba.



Willz.

Panzer21 wrote: ↑Mon Sep 02, 2024 12:16 pm Very nice and definitely unusual Willz.
Nice to see some other of the SSM being used.
BTW the ACW figs are useful for these sorts of conversions.

Neil

Cheers for your kind comment
Ooooh I have just remembered I have a couple of hundred ACW Spencer Smith's.

Willz.

Dug out 30 Spencer Smith ACW figures, cheers Neil for the idea.
All I got to do is a few head swaps and I have a 32 man battalion.


Willz.

The monster is growing....

Spanner wrote: ↑Wed Sep 04, 2024 12:06 pm The monster is growing....

Yes your right there, SYW French, Austrian, Prussian and then David did some Spanish flags suddenly I am doing a colonial Spanish army.
It's the flags that does it for me .


Willz.

Nicely done Willz

Willz the Wargamer wrote: ↑Wed Sep 04, 2024 1:08 pm

Spanner wrote: ↑Wed Sep 04, 2024 12:06 pm The monster is growing....

Yes your right there, SYW French, Austrian, Prussian and then David did some Spanish flags suddenly I am doing a colonial Spanish army.
It's the flags that does it for me .


Willz.

Nice work, Willz! "It's the flags that does it for me ." Now that really is the right spirit! Hmm - next, the flags of Mongolian light horse fusiliers?

Cheers,

David.