I've been working on some new figures for you. I needed charging cavalry units for my armies to give them more visual variety. I also use them to differentiate line and elite units.
I have made two variants, with swords or pistols.
I hope you enjoy them.
https://www.myminifactory.com/object/3d-print-6mm-xviii-cavalry-tricorn-charging-sword-253600
Hello everyone.
I've been working on some new figures for you. I needed charging cavalry units for my armies to give them more visual variety. I also use them to differentiate line and elite units.
I have made two variants, with swords or pistols.
I hope you enjoy them.
https://www.myminifactory.com/object/3d-print-6mm-xviii-cavalry-tricorn-charging-pistol-253602
1x Command strip with officer, flag and trumpet.
3x trooper strips
no supports needed, just print, paint and play.
https://www.myminifactory.com/es/object/3d-print-6mm-xviii-cavalry-tricorn-standing-pistol-250173
I've been working on cavalry units for this period and now you have the first design. A complete unit of 12 cavalrymen armed with sword on standing horses. They are suitable for any european army of the time.
With this design you have 4 strips of 3 figures each one.
1x Command strip with officer, flag and trumpet.
3x troop strip
No support needed, just print, paint and play.
https://www.myminifactory.com/es/object/3d-print-6mm-xviii-cavalry-tricorn-standing-sword-249475
I always like to show you the painting process.
Hello;
I have a new unit for you, This design shows the infantry in a shoulder arms position. This was the default stance of the infantryman in battle. From this position the soldier can move around and maneuver on the battlefield.
This is one of the most common designs used by 6mm manufacturers and you need it in your armies.
With this archive you have six strips of four figures each one:
1x Command strip.
1x Infantry with officer strip,
1x Infantry with sergeant strip.
3x Infantry strip.
https://www.myminifactory.com/es/object/3d-print-6mm-xviii-infantry-tricorn-shoulder-arms-247243
No supports needed, just print, paint and play.
Hi everyone:
In this second design I wanted to show the infantry in a more relaxed waiting position. The battalion is formed in battleline but they are resting because the enemy is still far away. The men have a moment of rest before the fight begins.
With this model you can add an interesting visual variety to your armies to make them more attractive. I have painted them as a spanish regiment.
With this archive you have six strips of four figures each one:
1x Command strip.
1x Infantry with officer strip
1x Infantry with sergeant strip.
3x Infantry strip.
You can find them on the myminifactory web
Hello. My name is Carlos Amador. I have painted and collected 6mm armies all my life. Now I'm starting to design my own figures the way I always liked them.
I have always thought that commercial miniatures offer boring and repetitive figures, so my designs are very varied. The figures are simple in design but well proportionated and perfect for painting in 6mm.
My miniatures are 6mm infantry, cavalry and artillery of the early 18th century in all the poses you can see in other 28mm figures. Infantry strips are roughly the same height and size as Baccus or Adler and you can combine them.
Hope you like them
This is my first design, a complete battalion in “order arms”painted as a french regimentt.
With this archive you have six strips of four figures each one:
1x Command strip
1x Infantry with officer strip
1x Infantry with sergeant strip
3x Infantry strip
You can find them on the myminifactory web
https://www.myminifactory.com/es/object/3d-print-6mm-xviii-infantry-tricorn-order-arms-246670
