Lord Balfour of Burley's Regiment. What a memorable flag. Figures from Essex and QRF. Flags from Project Auldearn. Balfour’s were frequently engaged. They took very heavy casualties at Aberdeen. A second newly raised Balfour Regiment may have been at Dunbar.
Red coats for Campbell of Lawers Regiment. If I recall right these coats were English issue from the time the Cromwellians and the Covenanters were on the same side in Ireland. An experienced regiment that had seen much hard fighting there. Figures mainly from Essex and flags from Project Auldearn.
The Earl of Sutherlands Regiment of Foot. The figures are from Essex and QRF. The flags, they are fine, from Project Auldearn. Sir John Hurry, below, keeps an eye on things.
Anyhow, I have revised my plan. I intend Campbell's Lowland Regiment and Campbell's (Pike and Shot) Highland Regiment. In addition I will do McKenzie of Seaforth's (Pike and Shot) Highland Regiment.
The (Pike and Shot) Highland Regiments are a bit of a challenge in 15mm. What with the absence of Highland pike men in that scale. Some ingenuity is required. Conversions in fact. I have already done this for the Royalist Montrose Highland (Pike and Shot) regiments that we will see next week.
I am minded to add the Earl of Lothian's Regiment of foot too. Availability of figures permitting.
If that all transpires I will have 8 Regiments of Covenanter Foot which I think will do nicely for Victory without quarter.
Nice work OB and great additions to your project.
ReplyDeleteThank you Donnie.
ReplyDeleteNice work. The only 15mm Highland pike & shot I know of are Museum Miniatures - on the bigger side IIRC but at least useable as is without conversions.....
ReplyDeletehttps://www.museumminiatures.co.uk/reformation/ecw-scots.html
Neil
Yes, Seen them Neil, got a few. sadly too big for this project. I converted some Essex figure that we will shortly.
DeleteNicely done on the Scots
ReplyDeleteThanks Neil. I'm pleased with how they came out.
DeleteGreat work sir!
ReplyDeleteThanks Michal.
DeleteLovely Covenanter regiments OB. That Project Auldearn blog is a great resource - I remember using it 4-6 years ago
ReplyDeleteThank you Keith. Here's hoping the next 4 come out as well. Yeah, Project Auldearn. Showing us all how it should be done. A fine example.
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