....with a little help from Perry Miniatures, some bodging and a little pimping for Kev!

These are from Ironclad Miniatures and are for a yet unseen female but painted contingent, figures and more armour to follow, the wagons come open topped and so with the large green plastic bases supplied in the Perry Miniatures plastic ACW  infantry box sets I had roofs that fit exactly across the roof gaps (well one had to be cut in half but width wise they were perfect and it shows how you enter the wagon as well!)

The stowage is some Old Crow bits and pieces that were lying around (could have done a bit better with them but they're wargaming models rather than show pieces, that's my story and I'm sticking to it!)

28mm Copplestone figure to show scale and size............

.......and quite a lot of them from Perry Miniatures and Wargames Foundry!

My fixation with the dead and stricken continues.......Ray is slightly concerned!

Pictures could be better but Ray took them!

As stated before I've started to dabble in 28mm ACW skirmish with a touch of Outlaw Josey Wales and a smidgen of madness, I've started with the Perry Miniatures plastic infantry sets but added the metal command set (not my favourites the plastic but as the budgie said "Cheap"!).

The main unit is 28th Massachusetts Regiment, 4th Irish Brigade (had to be Irish!), some casualties (I have a weird fixation with casualty figures, there's even more to come!) and a 9pdr artillery piece, everything is from Perry Miniatures except the limber which is from Dixon Miniatures.

28mm painted walled residence from John Jenkins Designs with a building I bought off ebay many years ago when I had money but never was able to identify the manufacturer, 28mm Perry miniatures are performing guard duties. I also forget where I got the Ishi-doro (stone lantern) or kago (japanese type of litter) from but I think the memory is going now aswell.

The residence is on a 2ft by 2ft tile to show scale.

.........28mm Japanese post-town buildings from Oshiro Model Terrain, the buildings represent the period from 1350-1400 onwards to 1615 and beyond, bought painted back in the day when I could afford it (single), the figures are 28mm Perry Miniatures. They are part of a large sengoku samurai scenery collection I have collected over the years.