Next next batch painting, including touch ups done

The following batch prepared and washed

There were quite a few based units backed up and the weather cleared briefly between heavy showers so...

Three 'Nowabie regiments' from Cawnpore
The Nana Sahib's personal retinue; three non-drilled regiments of matchlockmen, two detachments of matchlockmen and their leader





Indian civilians





British Civilians





HM 5^th Northumberland Fusiliers





And as detachments





2^nd Oude Irregular Infantry
Part of the Oude Irregular Force raised in 1856, mainly from former members of the King of Oude's army. The Force mutinied comprehensively





Detachments and optional Unit commander

Painted & Based

690	Foot
130	Mounted
18	Models
838	Total

Fantastic work as always! 

Another great set of units

I feel I have asked about the different sized bases already- so feel free to point me at an earlier response!

Great stuff Paul, they all look very good indeed.

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I feel I have asked about the different sized bases already- so feel free to point me at an earlier response!

Easier to answer it again than hunt out the earlier answer

3"x3" are non-drilled troops - move slightly faster, don't fight quite as well in some circumstances - troops that don't have sergeants/havildars shouting at them

3"x1.5" are drilled troops - the majority of troops in this period

1.5"x1.5" are detachments - small ~80 men units with specific weapons e.g. rifled muskets, or tasks e.g. occupying a hamlet or skirmishing (when they are placed on 3"x1.5" skirmishing sabots)

Wonderful work and thanks for explaining what the different base sizes refer to.

Thanks Paul, the bases sizes are a bit bigger than I had thought, the 3x3" will be quite imposing on the table!

The now current batch has been sorted ready for basing

The next batch has been undercoated

More bases have been painted

Last batch look great

Current batch based

Horses of the next batch base coated and dry brushed  

Flock touched up, flags added & edged on current batch  

Jackets, shirts, trousers & hats base coated and dry brushed on one regiment of the next batch    

Jackets & shirts base coated and dry brushed on the other regiment of the next batch

HM 90^th Perthshire Volunteers
Seven companies arrived late in the campaign, 15 September, making them the largest battalion in Havelock's force.





And as detachments. They had been issued with rifled muskets on the way up to Allahabad and so all are able to skirmish



5^th Oude Irregular Infantry





Detachments and optional Unit commander

Painted & Based

801	Foot
130	Mounted
18	Models
949	Total