By me. Back in the early days of the internet I used to do a lot of drawings - well people used to be paranoid about copyright and I also found it a useful way of getting ideas across and I liked doing it. I wasn't really any good but people were kind enough about them. Most of these pieces make me shudder these days but I thought this one was worth posting. Armed with a Long Land Pattern captured at Oswego this was what I wanted my Militia of New France to look like...well in 1996 that is.
American warfare 1690-1835 in popular culture, art, in miniature and in wargames, through Living History and in movies.
Sunday, 28 February 2010
Milicien in summer clothing
By me. Back in the early days of the internet I used to do a lot of drawings - well people used to be paranoid about copyright and I also found it a useful way of getting ideas across and I liked doing it. I wasn't really any good but people were kind enough about them. Most of these pieces make me shudder these days but I thought this one was worth posting. Armed with a Long Land Pattern captured at Oswego this was what I wanted my Militia of New France to look like...well in 1996 that is.
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