Perry Miniatures Plastic French Dragoons suitable for Black Powder - Unboxing

[@HooDie-Trench-GoTh2022]

Thank you for the unboxing and review .

[@TheDiomedef16]

Good review of a great looking set.

[@marecki9845]

Very nice review Mate !!

[@Vincent1989]

+Marek Lehmann thanks very much :)

[@michaelhuxley1230]

Vincent, unfortunately these Dragoons are not really suitable for the Peninsular period, as they have the shorter 1812 type uniform jackets. If you want true Peninsular period Dragoons, then I suggest you use the "Front Rank" pre 1812 figures.

[@Vincent1989]

+Michael Huxley very true l and I think I alluded to it in the video that they weren't a perfect fit however I prefer plastic over metal for anything other than characters/commanders and one-offs so compromises are a necessity. I've got the osprey dragoons book on order, I'm hoping there's some good diagrams that will aid inaltering the jacket with green stuff. Thanks for the comment!

[@Darthvegeta8000]

Not to mention nobody sane is going to nitpick when playing you over that. In any case... gorgeous miniatures! :)

[@Rusty_Gold85]

It may pay to buy 2 sprue of dismounted dragoons to represent equal number of riders and dismounted figures .Another suggestion is just Blu-tack the riders if you intend to play those figs on foot , someone has to take the horses to the rear while they advance ( ie take off mounted Dragoon ) and take the bridge in the next town ?

[@Vincent1989]

Absolutely, I prefer the second option myself, but why not go the whole hog and get some dragoon horses, and a handful of discounts and make a little scenic Base where a handful of dragoons keep the horses tethered down whilst the other lads are off giving the British a bloody nose?

[@antoniocortes6697]

Que me gustaria que por favor pusieran los videos en español o con subtitulos en el mismo idioma gracias