New American War of Independence

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  Erich Kaepp

  4/25/25, 1:06 PM

  I can't wait to get my hands on the new miniatures coming out!!  

  Been working on building armies in this period for a long time, and these look great!

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  Charles Tottington

  4/25/25, 7:16 PM

  I finally have some infantry to go alongside with my Warlord Games revolutionary war cannon set.

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  Simon Boulton

  4/28/25, 1:07 PM

  The minutemen will be useful, I'm not sure about a whole box of grenadiers in multiple poses 

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  Asher Croy

  5/2/25, 4:26 PM

  I'm personally really glad they decided to do them in skirmishing poses. Most sets are always in marching poses and it gets pretty repetitive. As somebody that enjoys building displays and dioramas I find these super useful. 

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  Don Williams

  5/5/25, 11:37 AM

  I've got plenty of regulars painted as Brits and Patriots, but no militia. The WGA minutemen/militia will be a much-needed addition to my AWI skirmish armies.

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  Victrix1992 Conversion

  10/5/25, 12:41 PM

  Are French infantry expected for the U.S. War of Independence in plastic? 

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  Brian Van De Walker

  10/6/25, 11:21 PM

  Not likely, from what I could tell the age of reasons set are just going to be the ones they have now if they stick too the plan. Also while the French did play a part, if I recall correctly they kinda of only particpated in one or two land battles as themselves and not volunteers, same deal with the Spanish allies. French Marines would actually be more useful.

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