I May Be Selling My 28mm AWI Collection

My War Room is growing short on space and I am working on a new 40mm AWI project. These two factors have me thinking about selling the collection below. 

I did these about 11 years ago, they are painted to varying degrees. Some are basic war game standard and other have more detail. There are 564 foot, 8 officers, 6 mounted officers, 26 cavalry, 6 guns with 24 crew, 6 limbers and 2 supply wagons. They are a mix of Wargames Foundry, Front Rank, Perry, and Old Glory miniatures.

In order to keep things simple I am pricing it at 4 dollars per model no matter foot, mounted, or equipment. This comes to an asking price of $2,568 which I'll call $2,500 even, plus shipping handling and insurance.

28mm AWI AMERICANS AND ALLIES

Solid paint jobs, 10 Indian Scouts (Perry) with more attention to detail, 10 American Light Infantry (Converted Old Glory) at a solid war game standard, 3 Mounted Officers (Front Rank), 1 Surgeon (custom figure) and 1 Captain of Militia (custom figure) all with more attention to detail.

1 unit of 20 Maryland Line (Old Glory), very basic paint job, least detail in the collection and 1 unit of 20 New York Continentals (Old Glory), painted to a solid war game standard.

1 unit of New Jersey Line (Foundry & Old Glory), 1 unit of 20 North Carolina Line (Foundry), both painted to a good war game standard.

1 unit of 16 Milita (Foundry) good war game standard, 1 unit of 20 Continental Marines (Front Rank) with a higher level of detail.

1 unit of 20 Militia (Foundry),  1 unit of 24 Virginia Continentals (Old Glory) solid war game standard, very clean

1 unit of 20 Pennsylvania Line (Front Rank) higher level of detail, 1 unit of 16 Riflemen (Old Glory) painted to a good war game standard

2 units of 16 French line and 2 officers painted to a higher standard (all Front Rank).

1 unit of 16 French Grenadiers (Front Rank), 1 unit of 20 Militia (Foundry) both painted with more detail

Mounted Riflemen (Perry) painted with more detail and American Dragoons (Foundry) painted to a good war game standard

3 guns with 12 crew and 3 limbers, 2 painted to a solid war game standard 1 (maroon) with more detail (Front Rank & Foundry)

28mm AWI BRITISH AND ALLIES

10 Indian Scouts (Perry) 10 Butlers Rangers (Front Rank), 3 Mounted Officers (Front Rank), 1 Surgeon (Foundry) and 1 Reverend (Foundry)

1 units of 20 Regulars and 1 unit of 24 Regulars, both painted to a higher standard (Old Glory)

1 unit of 24 Regulars (Foundry) and 1 unit of 16 Grenadiers (Old Glory) both painted to a solid war game standard

1 unit of 20 Light Infantry (Old Glory) and 1 unit of 16 Loyalists (4th NJ Vols) (Front Rank)

1 unit of 20 Welsh Fusiliers (Old Glory) and 1 unit of 20 Regulars (Old Glory) both painted to a solid war game standard

1 unit of 16 Light Infantry, (Foundry) solid war game standard and 1 unit of 24 Highlanders (Perry) painted to a higher standard with more attention to detail, this one is my favorite

1 unit of old school Hinchcliffe Hessian Grenadiers pained with more attention to detail and 1 unit Hessian Jagers (Old Glory) painted to a good war game standard

1 unit of 24 Regulars (Foundry) 1 unit of 16 Hessian Light Infantry (Foundry), both painted to a solid war game sandard

4 Queens Rangers Cavalry (Perry) painted to a higher standard and 10 British Dragoons (Old Glory) painted to a good war game standard

3 guns with 12 crew and 3 limbers all painted with more detail (2 guns and crew Front Rank, 1 Foundry)

So that is the collection, all single based and ready to go. This is a great way to hit the ground running and not have to spend so much time at the painting table. Its important to me that they all go to one good home, I am not parting this out. If interested or you have any questions drop me a note, stevenson26 at gmail dot com.

28mm ACW 2ND MISSISSIPPI Foundry minis

I finished my 2nd Mississippi Foundry minis a while back. They came out great but these pics are pretty bad. I'll get some better shots soon. I painted them mostly in blue battle shirts trimmed in red with a few red fireman's shirts here and there. Each man has a white Mississippi star most on the hat but a few on collars and sleeves. These were a lot of fun to do and makes for a really cool early war unit.

Some More Hi-Res Table Shots

It's been a while, I have been very busy painting over the last few weeks. All of the infantry on the table are recent additions. I have completed 400 new infantry (200 US/ 200 CS) and updated all of my US collection to both National and Regimental standards. I'll get pics up soon. For now take a look at some of these shot taken a while back by Lord Ashram...

Granny and her kin hold the front porch of their "Pennsyltuckey" home

Federal column makes its way throigh town as a shop keeper looks observes

Another shot of the town

A run a way slave making his way north

Some More Details...

LordAshram came by the other night with his hi-res camera and was able to get some shots for me. Here are a few for now, more to come...

Overall table shot

A pic of the federal cav dismounted on the ridge west of town

The CS column coming onto the field

New Table Detail Shots

Here are some detail shots of the table. I was fortunate enough to get some more Herb Gundt models from Der Alte Fritz., those will come in a later post. These will have to hold you over for now...

Grannies homestead with the ladies ready for war

Front Porch of the Shenandoah House...

The upstairs of the the Shenandoah house...

The War Room is Ready!!!

Well after 2 months of work the room is ready! LordAshram came over last night and we set up my first official table, it looks SICK!! Ill keep the text light and let the pics do the talking.

First up the table (5 by 10 with custom built edges and curtains).














The stuff (a selection of some of my favorite toys, aside from minis). This is my roomie Tank on his chair:

Fireplace, ACW NCO swords, 2 fraternal swords:

My first rope tension drum, this one is a 16x16 repop from Cooperman, made about 1978.

The long arms, Charleville, Potsdam, 2 band British Enfield, P53 Enfield, another 2 bander, 61 Sprinfield, Remington Zouave, a dug Liege conversion.

More swords and guns

These are my medical antiques, large collection of panniers, apothecary chests, and 19th century USA Hosp Dept antiques.

My AWI guys split by an 1870 7th Regt dress uniform with my pistols and revolvers overhead

That's all for now. I have a TON of stuff that I will get around to featuring soon enough. Hopefully these can tide everyone over for now. Videos (pretable) are below...