Thursday, January 17, 2013
Maryland Continental, 1781
In honor of the Battle of Cowpens, fought on this date in 1781, I present this new sculpt of a Maryland Line infantryman. Part of Brig. Gen. Daniel Morgan's hodge-podge command of militia, volunteers and regulars, who stood toe to toe with "Bloody Ban" Tarleton's disciplined Regular and Loyalist troops. The Continentals earned victory after a successful bayonet charge counterattack.
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hello Jason
know it's hard but liked to paint a figure of your collection ... maybe one day!
Regards
Vitalino
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