
This unit is comprised primarilly of Old Glory's 'Continentals Advancing' figures. The flag is another of the ones created by me using a now-antique wax-jet printer. At the time this $10,000 printer, which I accessed at work, was state of the art. Now a $99 printer from Wal-Mart runs circles around it. Still the flag remains. All of my Poore's brigade figures were painted before I started using Volley & Bayonet for AWI and therefore each unit's figures were painted without V&B basing in mind. For this unit I experimented with packing additional figures on the stands instead of making a skirmish stand with the extra figures. While it gives the unit a nice massed look, I've since decided I like fewer figures on the stands to give a more open-order look to the troops. It is nice having a couple heavily-populated stands to represent particularly large regiments, so this unit sees duty as units other than the 3rd New York from time to time. Such is the life of a wargaming unit.


2 comments:
Very nicely done! I was in the reenactment group 3rd NY Reg for
a few years, before military assignment sent me to Fort Hood
TX. I must say you got the flavor
of my old unit down really well!
looks like a fun effort ... I notice on the side there's a nice clip with some Prussian grenadiers etc.?
Arthur
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