India c.18th.

Started by GridGame, 22 September 2022, 10:20:05 PM

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GridGame

I was considering wargaming the Anglo-Indian wars from about 1750-1800. This would include Plassey & the 4 Mysore wars but not as late as the Indian Mutiny.

I have scanned the catalogue and the Forum but have no idea of suitable proxies: can anyone help?

Steve J

I can only think some of the Colonial ranges might have some stuff in them, such as the Afghans for some of the infantry at a stretch. Ditto the Ottomans in the Renaissance ranges. For cavalry the aforementioned and some of the East African Sudan campaign etc again might be of use. Not much help probably...

steve_holmes_11

Not quite your time period, but matchlocks are matchlocks, swords are swords and elephants are elephants.

A lit of proxies for the Indian Ocean: 1500 - ????.

Indian Ocean Proxies

Scroll down to "Combined Indian Lists" for the local forces.

Big Insect

I have always loved this period - I was sort of 'brung-up' on it all, as I had great grandparents that spent most of their lives out in eastern India.

I had thought about commissioning a 10mm range of figures as nobody seems to do the early Sepoys. But need to finish off my other commissioned project 1st.

What set of rules are you planning on using?
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Quote from: steve_holmes_11 on 23 September 2022, 10:52:57 AMA list of proxies for the Indian Ocean: 1500 - ????.


The Atlantic
The Pacific
The Arctic....
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Steve J

Very good Alexander ;D  ;D  ;D .

paulr

QuoteThe Atlantic
The Pacific
The Arctic....

Central Atlantic maybe
Central and South, but not Southern Pacific, maybe
Arctic, will require a lot more global warming ;)
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Quote from: paulr on 24 September 2022, 09:14:40 AMCentral Atlantic maybe
Central and South, but not Southern Pacific, maybe
Arctic, will require a lot more global warming ;)

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GridGame

Thanks to all for the useful relies, particularly steve_holmes_11 for the proxies list.