Sunday, February 26, 2023

ECW Scots Lancers #1

A unit of Scots Lancers prances off the painting table.

In FK&P, Scots cavalry count as "poorly mounted". 


A few simple rules modifications might be needed for some of the more effective Lancers of the Thirty Year War.


Scots Border Lancers were often seen as little more than Highwaymen... at least by the English! 

14 comments:

  1. Peter, you are truly cranking through the figures. Did you stock up on Newline while they are on sale?

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    1. Historically, Q1 tends to have the highest production, and that seems likely to be true this year as well. No Newline this year; No real plans to expand or add any new Ancients armies this year, although I do still have some lead for additional Thracians and Macedonians if the need arises. I did get some additional WotR lead, but who knows whether that will get painted in the next 6 months or so. Aside form the ECW Scots, production this year is likely to be largely Napoleonic, thanks to Lucas and his gorgeous figures!

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  2. Nice lancers Peter. more morions eh!

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    1. About half of the Old Glory lancers were wearing morions, so I consolidated all of them in to one unit!

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  3. Nice Lancers, Peter. I may have to add a unit of these someday.

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  4. Lots of good scenarios this lot could be involved in...

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    1. They should appear 2 scenarios hence in the FK&P Scenario book!

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  5. Another lovely batch Peter. I'll look forward to seeing these on the table.

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    1. Thank you, Lawrence. The next ECW scenario adds some highlanders (Painted last year), and then some Scots Cavalry in the one thereafter.

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  6. Excuse me Peter, buts Scots Lancers do not "prance" thank you very much! As for "poorly mounted" and "highwaymen" - pure English bias!
    I am glad OG give some of their Scots a Morion - I have always doubted the idea that every single Scots soldier involved in the ECW would wear a soft cloth cap, when so many of them were veterans of the Thirty Years War and would have known the benefit of a "tin bin"!

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    1. OK, OK, they *swooped* off the painting table. Anderson is a good Scots name, you know (just not in may case, LOL!)

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  7. Great looking Scots cavalry!
    Best Iain

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