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Personal logo doc mcb Supporting Member of TMP30 Oct 2026 4:30 a.m. PST

I need a figure of a Comanche waving a blanket, for two purposes:

smoke signals;

and trying to stampede horses

Anyone know of such being available? I'd like to have half a dozen but even two would serve.

Personal logo doc mcb Supporting Member of TMP30 Oct 2026 4:53 a.m. PST

Since they are more markers for special situations than full service minis, I had GROK do a front and a back image of a brave waving a blanket and running forward. I can print them and fix them to both sides of matboard and stand them up to represent the attempt to stampede. May do the smear again in nighttime darkness too.

Personal logo John the OFM Supporting Member of TMP30 Oct 2026 5:44 a.m. PST

I believe there is one, mounted, in the Warlord Games Comanche range. Back when i started my Comanche craze, errr Project, I determined to get one each of every single Plains Indian to not have any duplicates. So i have over 80 unique ones now. It may be an Old Glory one.

Alternately, you might go with an okd fashioned conversion. Take a figure holding a bow or gun overhead and snip it away and substitute a piece of cloth or paper towel soaked in Elmer's glue.

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