AlltheKingsMen
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- Sep 13, 2007
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A couple weeks ago I posted that new AWI legions were underway from All the King's Men. Now I'm pleased to announce they're ready! You can see them on the Home Page of the ATKM site:
http://allthekingsmentoysoldiers.com
Short of men, horses and equipment, both the Americans and the
British adopted a new tactic in the American Revolution: the legion.
These small groups of soldiers combined mounted cavalry, dismounted
cavalry, skirmishers and traditional infantry to create versatile,
self‐contained fighting forces. We have added dismounted figures to our line to create these "little armies." Combine them with our existing cavalry
or use them as independent foot soldiers. We use a standard body
with three different heads to create the following historical units:
Tarleton Head (bearskin crest w/plume)
16th British Light Dragoons, dismounted (remove plume) (s)
Tarleton's Legion Infantry (i)
Tarleton's Legion Skirmishers (s)
Continental Light Dragoons, dismounted (s)
Lee's Legion Cavalry, dismounted (s)
Lee's Legion Infantry (remove plume) (i)
Lee's Legion Skirmishers (remove plume) (s)
Armand's Legion Infantry (i)
Armand's Legion Skirmishers (s)
British Light Dragoon Head (helmet)
17th British Light Dragoons, dismounted (s)
British 45th Regiment of Foot, light co. (s)
British 21st Regiment of Foot (Royal North Fuziliers) (i)
British 47th Regiment of Foot (i)
British 62nd Regiment of Foot (i)
Continental Dragoon Head (helmet)
Continental Light Dragoons, dismounted (s)
Pulaski's Legion Infantry (i)
Pulaski's Legion Skirmishers (s)
(i) = Infantry
(s) = Skirmisher
These are all 54mm, metal figures.
Infantry and skirmisher units are based on our own wargame rules, and come with the following figures:
Infantry: 12 soldiers + officer + color bearer
Skirmishers: 6 soldiers + officer + bugler
Officers, bugler and color bearers wear tricornes.
Please let me know what you think!
Ken Cliffe
All the King's Men Toy Soldiers
http://allthekingsmentoysoldiers.com
http://allthekingsmentoysoldiers.com
Short of men, horses and equipment, both the Americans and the
British adopted a new tactic in the American Revolution: the legion.
These small groups of soldiers combined mounted cavalry, dismounted
cavalry, skirmishers and traditional infantry to create versatile,
self‐contained fighting forces. We have added dismounted figures to our line to create these "little armies." Combine them with our existing cavalry
or use them as independent foot soldiers. We use a standard body
with three different heads to create the following historical units:
Tarleton Head (bearskin crest w/plume)
16th British Light Dragoons, dismounted (remove plume) (s)
Tarleton's Legion Infantry (i)
Tarleton's Legion Skirmishers (s)
Continental Light Dragoons, dismounted (s)
Lee's Legion Cavalry, dismounted (s)
Lee's Legion Infantry (remove plume) (i)
Lee's Legion Skirmishers (remove plume) (s)
Armand's Legion Infantry (i)
Armand's Legion Skirmishers (s)
British Light Dragoon Head (helmet)
17th British Light Dragoons, dismounted (s)
British 45th Regiment of Foot, light co. (s)
British 21st Regiment of Foot (Royal North Fuziliers) (i)
British 47th Regiment of Foot (i)
British 62nd Regiment of Foot (i)
Continental Dragoon Head (helmet)
Continental Light Dragoons, dismounted (s)
Pulaski's Legion Infantry (i)
Pulaski's Legion Skirmishers (s)
(i) = Infantry
(s) = Skirmisher
These are all 54mm, metal figures.
Infantry and skirmisher units are based on our own wargame rules, and come with the following figures:
Infantry: 12 soldiers + officer + color bearer
Skirmishers: 6 soldiers + officer + bugler
Officers, bugler and color bearers wear tricornes.
Please let me know what you think!
Ken Cliffe
All the King's Men Toy Soldiers
http://allthekingsmentoysoldiers.com
