Irish Command: Part Two
The original Irish Command post focused solely upon the spiritual leadership of my Confederate Army. This post features the military leadership. Figures are gleaned from the Peter Pig Scots generals pack, number 40, albeit with headswaps. Because, let's face it, who doesn't love a headswap? PP have recently released a number of personality packs*, which feature figures in 'campaign dress', which could easily have been utilised for my Irish military command, however as these figures appear to have been afflicted with 'heroic sizing' I have decided against using them. General Eoghan Ruadh Ó Néill was a talented soldier who learned his soldiering in Spanish service on the continent. His personality, and distrust by his contemporaries meant the seemingly natural commander of the Confederate Army was often sidelined. For a fuller biography see here . Eoghan Ruadh Ó Néill Eoghan's personal standard is the Irish harp on a green background, which was reported as b...