"Mexican-American War: My Mexican Army" Topic

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torokchar	21 May 2020 10:22 a.m. PST
As promised yesterday, here is my Mexican Army. These are based on the battles of Palo Alto and Resaca de la Palma (the opening battles of the Mexican-American War). They are based and labeled using modified Fire & Fury ACW rules for the Mexican-American War. These are Old Glory 28mm metal figures with a few 1st Corps figures mixed in. Mexican Army of the North – Gen.div. Mariano Arista Deputy – Gen.br. Pedro Ampudia Infantry 1st Brigade – Gen. Jose M. Garcia 10th Line – Col. Jose M. Garcia, Bn.Comdte. Manuel Montero Artillery battery (2x 8-lb) 2nd Brigade – Gen. Rómulo Díaz de la Vega 1st Line – Col. Nicolas Mendoza 6th Line – Lt. Col. F. Garcia Casanova Artillery battery (6x 4-lb) Brigade – Gen. Pedro Ampudia 4th Line – Col. Jose Lopez Uraga Villas of the North Cavalry Auxiliary Sappers Company Artillery battery (2x 6-lb ?) Unassigned 2nd Light – Col. Jose Maria Carrasco, Lt.Col. M. Fernandez Tampico Coast Guards Battalion – Lt. Col. Ramon Tabera Zapadores (Sappers) Battalion – Lt. Col. Mariano Reyes Cavalry Cavalry Brigade – Acting Gen. Anastasio Torrejon 7th & 8th Line – Col. A. Torrejon? Light Regiment of Mexico – Col. C. Montero Presidential Companies – Col. Sabariego Artillery battery (2x 4-lb guns) Irregular Cavalry (Rancheros) – Gen.br. A. Canales Artillery – Gen. Tomas Requena Chief of div. Raphael Linarte Artillery battery (2x 8-lb, 2x 6-lb) Artillery battery (4x 4-lb) – Capt. Ballarta? Artillery battery (4x 4-lb) Mexico 28mm Mexican-American War: 75 x infantry Stands (3 figures per stand) 10 x artillery stands (1 gun and 3 gunners per stand) 34 x cavalry stands (2 figures per stand) 6 x mounted command 3 x foot command 225 foot figures 30 gunners 10 guns 68 mounted figures 6 mounted command 3 foot command I am continuing the photo and inventory of my miniature collections while staying home on Telework duty.
79thPA	21 May 2020 10:42 a.m. PST
Another great looking army.
Tom Reed	21 May 2020 12:55 p.m. PST
Awesome! I was wondering what rules you were using. Thanks for the answer.
Frederick	21 May 2020 12:59 p.m. PST
OOohhh- very nice!
mghFond	21 May 2020 1:07 p.m. PST
Awesome looking Mexican army!
KevinV	21 May 2020 2:50 p.m. PST
Oh heck. That looks great. I'm inspired to paint my mountain of lead- Mexican American period. And for Fire and Fury, my favourite rules set.
GamesPoet	21 May 2020 3:31 p.m. PST
Well done! : )
Hal Thinglum	22 May 2020 7:06 a.m. PST
Great job. Very impressive.
chicklewis	23 May 2020 7:39 p.m. PST
Really great paint. You should be proud of 'em.
Normal Guy	24 May 2020 6:16 p.m. PST
Charlie, Please repeat my compliments from yesterday on the American army. The Mexican Army has to be one of the most colorful of any army ever fielded. You have even hit me in a weak spot since I also play the same period and scale. Beautiful period. I use Regimental Fire and Fury's Mexican War QRS and rules.