10mm Jacobite Scots casualties

 These are a few casualty markers (or on base dead) for my new Jacobite scots.  They are Pendraken 10mm figures made from AWX1 Generic dead and wounded from the AWI Range.  I added kilts and bonnets.
http://www.pendraken.co.uk/18th-Century-c13/AWI-Misc-sc69/

Napoleoic Scots

 Some British napoleonic scots from a standard pack from Mr. Baccus Person

More Medieval Scots

 

Here is a slightly larger army of Medieval Scots not unlike the one I posted last year but with a few figure variations.

 

The massed ranks of pike should cause any English army to think twice about charging, but thats ok as over half aof any self respecting army is bow anyway.

 

The hand full of Scottish bow lack the experience and training of english bowmen in general, but many may will have seen some service in one army of other but it will not make up for numbers.

15mm Medieval Scots

 Just like the English army the Scots are a 100 peice army, and I love these even more.  The great thing about the scots is the mass of rabble spearmen, flanked by french knights they can really stop an english army in their tracks while the knights hit the english flanks.

 They are also a couple of stands of heavy infantry too, I still havent worked out the best way to place them.

As mentioned the french knights are a tough bunch.