Some additional options for the British Colonial Army, including a Gardener Gun, Scottish Infantry, and British Dragoons. These provide a diverse range of capabilities for game play and all have different advantages.

Gardener Gun

The Gardener Gun, known for its innovative design and efficiency in artillery deployment, allows for rapid responses to enemy advancements. The Gardener gun counts as a machine gun that is very powerful, but prone to jamming.

Highland Infantry 1

Meanwhile, the Scottish Infantry, with their storied history and exemplary skills in various forms of combat, brings a profound sense of tradition and discipline that is crucial on the battlefield. They can be classed as elite, sharpshooters, or fierce, adding that bit of variety to the list. Having a Scottish unit that is elite, sharpshooters, and fierce at ten points (the maximum allowable) sounds interesting. Two of them with some Natal Native Horse…..hmmmmm!

Highland Infantry 2

British Dragoons

The British Dragoons, effectively serving as both cavalry and infantry, add mobility and versatility to the army, enabling them to engage in swift maneuvers and surprise attacks. In games terms these are counted as cavalry. Mounted Infantry will be added down the track as I have a couple of boxes of them as well.

A few more units to complete and then I can move on to the Zulu Wars British with there nice blood red coats.