15mm ACW Confederate Infantry

This was a commission for 15mm ACW infantry representing Cheatham's Division at the Battle of Stones River. All figures are from Blue Moon, and the flags are from Cotton Jim's Flags.

Donelson's Brigade

Maney's Brigade

Vaughan's Brigade

The whole division

I really like how these turned out. It was slow going with the reduced schedule here since I switched to watching our three-year old and Allison went back to full-time work. But at least these are cleared off the schedule and I can concentrate on trying to catch up over the summer.

15mm ACW CSA Artillery

A Confederate artillery battalion for the battle of Stones River we recently did for a customer. All figures are 15mm and from Old Glory's Blue Moon range.

The guns are not glued down so they can be detached and used with the limbers.

The 6 horse limbers. While they are big and fairly costly, they look impressive and do tend to make artillery take up somewhat of a more realistic footprint on a wargame table.

The two figure stand is a command stand. It is currently awaiting its flag to come in so I can attach it.

15mm Persian Cavalry

Here's some 15mm Persian cavalry we did for a customer's Persian army. Figures were from Essex.

Skythian Cavalry

Leaders

15mm Team Yankee British Army

Here's the pics to a recently completed Team Yankee British Army. This large force represents the British Army of the Rhine (BAOR). With 98 vehicles, 89 infantry, and about 30 vehicle crewmen it took a considerable amount of time.

The SPG kits and the Harriers are combo resin/ metal kits. The rest of the vehicles were all plastic kits. Infantry were metal. Amazingly, there were no missing parts in this order (except for one helicopter skid which may not have been due to BF). That is really odd for a Battlefront commission!

Decals were provided in the kits. Some were a bit dicey- more fragile than others and difficult to stick down despite using setting solution. Still, I managed to make them work with a bit of patience.

While I liked working on this one, I'm glad it is done. It is taking up a bunch of trays (eight!) and I need the room to ramp up production for Historicon!