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1:72nd ACW Infantry: On Parade


Union Infantry
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Cockney yokel writes:

Agree. And you can even supplement with metal 20mm from Newline, Irregular miniatures, Kennington (SHQ) and Tumbling Dice. My ACW runs to approx 2,000 figures.


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Personal logo Editor in Chief Bill The Editor of TMP Fezian writes:

When we last looked at my 1:72 scale ACW Union army, I had completed small forces of infantry, cavalry and artillery.

Union infantry

Now the infantry has been doubled, thanks to Fernando Enterprises painting a second box of plastic figures for TMP. I primed the figures, sent them to the painting service, then based the painted figures when they returned.

The figures are shown on a Cigar Box battle map.

Union infantry

The front row are command stands, allowing me to field a dozen separate units. Infantry stands are then added to build the unit.

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The big change this time is that I've created some four-figure bases. This will allow fielding some larger Union units.

Union infantry

There are also more three-figure stands now.

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As well as more two-figure stands.

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That's enough Union for now – it's time to get the Confederates on the battlefield!