French/Indian War (1 Viewer)

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Here are some glossy and matte figures along with parts of Barzo's Fort and some painted Indians and French. Leadmen

 

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Another picture.

 

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Another view of fort. Barzo's fort is much larger but I used a few parts for effect.

 

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Painted French Canadians and Indians.

 

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French Artillery used at Fort Henry.

 

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A closer picture.

 

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Here are some of my favorite books on the F/I war. John

 

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My friend Bob sculpted the two figures on wooden bases. John

 

[kilted vampire]

Nice John,
Who made the figures? Did you paint some of them? I like your artillery.

 

[Leadmen]

Nice John,
Who made the figures? Did you paint some of them? I like your artillery.

I painted the Barzo figures and gun. The French/Canadians and Indians also. Two figures on wood stands were sculpted and painted by my friend Bob. The figure of the Grenadier is a Stadden figure painted and signed on base bottom by Charles Stadden. His son is now a sculpture for Britains. The other figure in white is a Risley figure I painted. John

 

[modwalls]

Nice pics John, I love that era, I always had a thing for long barrel muskets and powder horns and tripods. I watch Last of the Mohicans every time its on. But that had to be one of the toughest times to live through. Back when men were men, it was a survival of the fittest time. Great pics Mike

 

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Yes Mike. F/I War was a rough time in history. I don't know how they survived wounds or illness. Here are my 40mm figures. Metal figures and flagbearers are made by Paul Cirrocco. I casted some of these figures from Prince August molds. Leadmen

 

[kilted vampire]

John, I just read that you did some casting. Will you share some of your thoughts and experiences in the casting section?