American warfare 1690-1835 in popular culture, art, in miniature and in wargames, through Living History and in movies.
Tuesday, 25 October 2011
Rogers Rangers masters
Here are the first glimpses of Rogers Rangers figures in 1/72 from Waterloo 1815, an Italian company. Slideshow here. Whilst having good animation and good proportions the clothing and equipment are a fantasy - more of the influence of Northwest passage. Sad. Thanks to Thomsomfeld again.
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Not my preferred scale, but they look mighty impressive!!!
ReplyDeleteAccording to the forum I was reading they intended a mixture of historical and movie Rangers - well they managed the movie Rangers but the historical ones miss the mark. Don't they have Osprey's in Italy?
ReplyDeleteNot even right for the movie rangers as they had interpreted a scotch cap as a glengarry rather than a bonnet. A missed opportunity.
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