"Southern Hospitality" 1781 (1 Viewer)

[PolarBear]

"Southern Hospitality" 1781

Charlotte Fletchall, the wife of William Fletchall, a Loyalist officer in South Carolina, speaks with Robert Grant, a private in the 84th Foot Royal Highland Emigrants. The 84th Foot has been on campaign in the Southern colonies against patriot forces led by Nathaniel Greene of the Continental Army and have been provided support by Loyalists such as the Fletchalls, including billeting British officers in their homes.

 

[thebritfarmer]

Very nice Randy.

I need to get myself a few petticoats and redcoats for my collection. I think my first one will be the 17th Lancers officer.

 

[PolarBear]

Very nice Randy.

I need to get myself a few petticoats and redcoats for my collection. I think my first one will be the 17th Lancers officer.

Unfortunately there are no 1870s PCs. There is the one from the 1880s that I believe Mike (1879fanatic) has used with some AZW figures.

 

[theBaron]

Nice vignette, Randy!

What did you use for the backdrop? That would pass for a proper, respectable house or other building in any colonial town of the day, and would be a good backdrop for my Colonial Classics.

Prost!
Brad

 

[PolarBear]

Nice vignette, Randy!

What did you use for the backdrop? That would pass for a proper, respectable house or other building in any colonial town of the day, and would be a good backdrop for my Colonial Classics.

Prost!
Brad

Westover, Byrd Mansion, Va.

 

[thebritfarmer]

That is the very figure I was thinking of Randy

 

[theBaron]

Ha! I should have guessed it was a photo/poster! Your image is so good, it looked like a model, three-dimensional. Great work!

Prosit!
Brad