Model Ranges

Here's an overview of most of the models I've designed for wargaming.  They are all 3D printable at 28mm scale (middle of head @ 27mm) or larger. I have not tried printing any smaller, but there's no reason to think that it wouldn't be possible with the right printer.  They could be used to replace blocks in Command and Colors type games, or ranked up and based for any number of games. 

18th Century
I'm still working on this range, but thought I'd share my progress.  I'm pretty happy with how the hair under the tricorn turned out.  Militia units will be based on the same models, but painted in muted/non-uniform color patterns.  Regular troops will have natural hair colors, while generals retain the powdered wig.  This range will likely expand to include grenadiers mitres and bearskins as well as cavalry units wearing Tarleton helmets.   

Colonial
This range was created out of a desire to actually play a game and not fiddle with rules.  They are intended for use with The Portable Wargame.  I have not yet finished a "native" army for them to fight.  The plan is for the native counter army to wear Ottoman style fezzes, with roughly half of the units wearing zouave style pants.

Napoleonic

This was the first range I designed, that I would call a success.  The Napoleonic range is built around the idea of having four unit types: Line and Light Infantry, Cavalry, and Artillery.  All headgear is interchangeable with minimal effort.  Possible headgear includes: Crested Helmet, Landwehr cap, Shako, Shako with Pom (not pictured), and Bearskin (not pictured).  Most European nations could be modeled using these headgear types.