One of the iconic images of the Mexican Revolution is that of the Soldadera. Women camp followers that eventually took up arms and joined the fight. These women joined the fighting for a variety of reasons, for example, some to help protect their sons and husbands, others for revenge, and some just wanted to fight. Whatever their reasons, they were there in the fighting and it's only fair to add some to my army. These are the four soldadera figures available from Gringo 40's miniatures.
I forgot to spray these with DullCoat before taking the pictures so they are a little shiny looking. D'oh!
These were some nice looking miniatures and I was really happy to be able to add some variety to my Villista army.
Very nice, muchacho!
ReplyDeleteThank you Phil!
DeleteThese are rather lovely, wonderful addition to the collection Sir.
ReplyDeleteThank you Sir. I hope they will add some color and flavor to the game.
DeleteDamn nice sir, reminds me of the movie The Professionals with Lee Marvin and Burt Lancaster, there was a fiery female in that!
ReplyDeleteYes Sir. Good movie! Yes, she was a feisty one.
DeleteNice work, Rocky. Is that maize I see under their finger nails?
ReplyDeleteGood eye Jay! Your powers of observation are beyond that of normal men.
DeleteThose are some beautiful ladies.
ReplyDeleteAnd all kinds of feisty.
DeleteGreat looking figures Rod!
ReplyDeleteThank you Ray!
DeleteOla señora!
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