I envy my cat

Mindy enjoys here cat tree. Looks comfy

black bear

lets go to the ceilidh sctland the brave

Plains of Abraham 13 September, 1759, Quebec

This is our Nova Scotia version of the battle.

　The French regular line falls out of the walls of Quebec to try and push the British back.

The British line quietly awaits the French attack.

Amerindians allied with the French attempt to creep up on the rear of the British line

General action has commenced, with the French once again, unable to smash into the British line. The only hope for the French is for the Amerindians to put pressure on the British who could possibly pull back down the cliff. 

Amherst attacks Fort Chambly 1759

After discovering all of my metal 18th century figures, Ian has gotten back into wanting to do black powder games. This game is a what if game, of Amherst advancing towards Montreal and taking on Fort Chambly

The metal figures are from RAFM Flint and Feather and All the King's Men collections. 

In the action, Amherst was hasty and advanced too quickly towards the French lines. Rather than using his artillery to blast away the French, he used them in a supporting role. Consequently, the French still held the fort, and Amherst was forced to pull back. 

My RAFM American Colonial troops

 This force is made up of a core group of 2nd Connecucuit Regiment along with some militia and provincial troops. 

My RAFM Rangers 1754-65

I have painted up several companies of Rogers, Gorhams, New Jersey Frontier Guard,

RAFM British Line Regiments

While living in Japan, I was able to build up several regiments in plastic. These battalions/regiments are the ones I did not have painted up.
I have several buff/blue/and yellow faced regiments

Since this photo was taken, I've repainted several of these with yellow facings.

I now have every British Regiment which sent battalions to North America painted.

In future I shall be expanding my Highlanders Grenadiers

My RAFM Light Infantry

Originally, I had planned on building each group of Lights as a group of six figures, however, as with my AWI Lights, I have decided to make them as 2 figures per company
So far, I have painted  white/yellow/buff/green/orange companies. Added to some Highland companies as well.

My RAFM SYW Highlanders

　I began to collect RAFM figures about 1989 while in high school. I am still painting them up. 

Due to circumstances, I am limiting myself to the figures I have now. 

So far I have painted up 42nd Royal Highland Regiment as of 1758 post Ticonderoga.

77th Regiment, will need their green facings added.

78th Fraser's Highlanders will still need some white or buff facings.

Since I took the photo, I have painted the flesh tones in.