I recently took delivery of my custom 70mm Cavalry Casualty bases from Warbases, The first two completed bases are Perry Miniatures Dutch/Belgians doing duty as French cavalry. I wanted them to take a fallen horse without any of the model hanging over the edge. While a bit larger than a dice marker, I hope they…
I recently took delivery of my custom 70mm Cavalry Casualty bases from Warbases, The first two completed bases are Perry Miniatures Dutch/Belgians doing duty as French cavalry. I wanted them to take a fallen horse without any of the model hanging over the edge. While a bit larger than a dice marker, I hope they will add a visual aspect to my next wargame.
A French Dragoon
A French Chasseur (this was a Dutch/Belgian Light Dragoon)
Fantastic game marker!
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Love this work, great looking vignettes/markers!
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I expected these to look good when you mentioned them on your last infantry “Casualty Bases” post a couple of months ago, but these have surpassed expectations.
That dragoon looks particularly fed-up with it all…
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Thanks chaps. I have five more cavalry casualty figures on the painting table. Some Saxons, more French and a French Chasseur who is going to pretend to be a British Light Dragoon. Also some artillery casualties to base up.
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[…] bunch of casualty bases for gaming to replace dice and markers as a method of recording casualties. Some cavalry casualties, some Perry British casualties and a bunch of French […]
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