At the time of posting there are no grenadiers in Mark Copplestone's range, so here is my first stab at converting and painting a Scots Grenadier of 1680 as he might have looked at Tangiers

The Project reached fulfillment when on 

11th September the game of Tangiers was presented at Colours 2010

Dumbartons First Battalion

 (Later the Royal Scots  - The Scots Guards)

Colonel, Major and 1st Co. Colours

Improved Scots Grenadiers

The Kings Battalion at Tangiers

(Composite battalion of Grenadier Guards, Coldstream Guards and the Duke of York's Foote)

Dumbarton's Second Battalion

 (Later the Royal Scots  - The Scots Guards)

Lord Dartmouth's Regiment of Sailors

 (Later the Colours would be carried by the Royal Fuzileers)

Courtesy of Rob Jones

The Governor's Regiment or OLD TANGIERS 

 (Later the Queen's Regt  - 2nd Foote - Kirke's Lambs)

Courtesy of Rob Jones

Old Tangiers 2nd Battalion marching to St Katherine's Gate

The New Tangiers Regiment

(Later Trelawney's Regt  - 4th Foote)

painted by my good friend Mike McGuiness

The King's Dragoons - Tangiers Horse

Homemade and drop cast by yours truly in the absence of Copplestone Cavalry

More King's Dragoons - Tangiers Horse

painted by Rob Jones

Spanish Horse brought in to bolster the numbers of Tangiers Horse.

(Front Rank)

Click here to see some shots of the battle in progress.

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