Panel pins for swords and a carbine from Warrior miniatures.
THe Raugrave light cavalry regiment circa 1760.
Flag by David at "Not by Appointment".
Willz,
Raugrave cavalry circa 1760
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Willz the Wargamer
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Raugrave cavalry circa 1760
Finished this regiment the other day, using Spencer Smith figures with grenadier head swap.
Panel pins for swords and a carbine from Warrior miniatures.
THe Raugrave light cavalry regiment circa 1760.
Flag by David at "Not by Appointment".
Willz,
Panel pins for swords and a carbine from Warrior miniatures.
THe Raugrave light cavalry regiment circa 1760.
Flag by David at "Not by Appointment".
Willz,
Re: Raugrave cavalry circa 1760
Nice unit, Willz. Were they metal or plastic Spencer Smiths? If metal than doubly impressive doing the head swap, mate.
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Re: Raugrave cavalry circa 1760
Very nicely done 
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Re: Raugrave cavalry circa 1760
Spiffing!
Kein Plan überlebt den ersten Kontakt mit den Würfeln. (No plan survives the first contact with the dice.)
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Re: Raugrave cavalry circa 1760
Nice unit Willz