Last Bit of Figures 'set aside'

Been quite busy with non-hobby activities of late but one item was pestering my brain: did I set aside figures for my cavalry high command?  A little bit yes, a little bit no.  In the sense that I did set aside figures but didn't 'replace' them for the lower ranks.  After pondering for a bit and digging through stuff, I realized I just might have what I needed in my 'special reserve' figures - figures to be kept but in no way prepped at this time - and it turns out I did have just the right figures, some Peter Pig figures including an officer and sergeant.  So, now, I can say I have 100% of my Old West/Pony Wars "keepers" well organized and waiting further work when I get back to hobby time.

Named

All 120 of my northern plains warriors are now named - on their bases.  Well, except for 9 'new' Minifigs ones I've decided to keep (along with 9 of their cowboys) in the same mounted/foot/dead format - though I do need to pull out a half dozen more dead horses for the warriors and the cowboys, already pulled the standing horses.  Those will all get named eventually.    

And, for fun, I set aside a set of three figures - a white cowboy, a Native American semi-westernized, and a Mexican to be my Tres Amigos.  Plan to paint them in somewhat gaudy colors, figures to be used to add a humorous element to games at times.  Need to come up with some hilarious names for those three characters.

LAKOTA	LAKOTA	LAKOTA
BRAVE KNEES	MOOSE RIDER	BROKEN THUMB
Laughing Loon	Buffalo Knapper	Charging Crow
Napping Bear	Little Creek	Last Horse
Orenda	Laughing Wolf	Rocky Bear
Afraid of Rabbits	Willow Tall Tree	Flat Iron
Howling Wolf	Takoda	Hugging Bears
HOPPING FROG	CATCHES PINECONES	TOUCH THE CLOUDS
Coyote Chuckles	Beaver Eater	Grey Feather
Stinking Farts	Giggling Grizzly	Sky Heart
Lizard Laughing	Rabbit Runs	Afraid of Frogs
Rumbling Raccoon	Sneaky Fox	Bison Healer
Snoring Snake	Sees Tomorrow	Whistling Wind
CHASING RABBITS	BEAR CLUB	SWIFT BEAR
Smiling Hawk	Laughing Lynx	Little Skunk
Jumping Squirrel	Puzzled Panther	Bear Foot
Leaping Lizards	Runs From Bees	Hollow Horn
Running Brook	Sneezing Buffalo	Flying Hawk
Winking Owl	Running Bear	Lark Song

ARAPAHO	CHEYENNE
RATTLING RIBS	KILLS MANY
Coyote Chaser	Owl Man
Skunk Eater	Porcupine Bear
Rabbit Ears	Little Finger
Burning Sage	White Shield
Falling Star	Running Nose
YELLOW EAGLE	WAR BONNET
Yellow Bear	White Antelope
Left Hand	Black Wolf
Night Wind	Prairie Dog
Big Belly	Tall Bull
Cut Face	Pole Catcher
	LAME BEAVER
	Strong Elk
	Sly Fox
	Cloud Falcon
	Skyfire
	Singing Willow

CROW	SHOSHONE	NEZ PERCE
FIERCE FALCON	SUNRISE HAWK	OLD MOCCASIN
Long Otter	Inkatosho	Spotted Horses
Wolf Bow	Fibbeuati	Elk Antler
Osh-Tisch	Waki	Waterfall Mist
Steels Horses	Weeping Elk	Crane Walker
Belch-a-lot	Agile Goat	One Eyed
HORSE TAMER	CHIPMUNK	THUNDER SPEAKS
Pronghorn	Badger	Empty Belly
Ax Breaker	Salamander	Lightening Arrow
Bear Storm	Chases Bobcats	Worries Frogs
Rising Hawk	Storm Cloud	Flint Keeper
Iron Feather	Blue Raven	Eagle Talon

All of the named figures are pretty much ready for painting except for a wee bit more of priming after some rearranging bases.  Now all 20 groups have a warbonnet leader mounted and on foot and as many as possible have a warbonnet dead - though not half, just not enough, the rest are different types of dead while all the non-war bonnet figures have Peter Pig dead (yeah, some of the war bonnet dead are Peter Pig as well but. the war bonnet sets them apart).

No plans to name the multi-based warriors, 48 of them.

Apache have names as well but not yet prepped yet:

APACHE
Mounted	Mounted	Mounted	Mounted
Dasodaha	Biminak	Kuruk	Nitis
Norroso	Taklishim	Yiska	La-choy
Ka-ete-nay	Eskinospas	Illanipi	Ahiga
Bidzil	Klah	Shiye	Niichaad
Toh Yah	Taza	Delshay	Eknath
Bimisi	Laziyah	Tarak	Itza-Chu
On Foot Only	On Foot Only	On Foot Only	On Foot Only
Tse	Elan	Shilah	Nastas
Dahkeya	Goyathlay	Atsa	Hok’ee
Gaagii	Hastin	Naalnish	Ashkii
Sani	Chalipun	Itza-Chu	Sicheii
Bishalani	Ata’Halne	Eskminizin	Hashkedasalla
Gad	Sike	Tsela	Kilchii

Making great strides in both prepping this collection for painting and reducing what I intend to paint.  Still excessive, yes, but down about 40% or so.