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Lovely Spaniels!

Ace! Yeah, I do like a Garrison Regiment. I've only got one, but it's a quick and easy way to expand the army!

Lovely! Mine have been sitting here 75% finished since Christmas while I wait for my eyes to improve.

How about something along the lines of the Saxony Campaign of 1760 (Strehla, Wittenberg and Torgau)? The Prussians start with a small but good force and are fighting a much larger, though generally poor-quality (Reichsarmee) enemy along the Elbe valley. At each battle they establish themselves behin...

Cor! They're a bit tasty! But be honest with us... Those Arabic slogans actually say 'Hello Mum!' or 'My dad went to the Holy Land and all he got me was this stupid flag'...

DavidNBA wrote: ↑Sat Jan 20, 2024 8:24 pm

Essex Boy wrote: ↑Sat Jan 20, 2024 10:51 am Not sure how I missed this post.

That's an awesome looking game.

Iain

And hello David.

Thank you! Glad to be here.

Cheers,
David.

Ah, as you were...

Essex Boy wrote: ↑Sat Jan 20, 2024 10:51 am Not sure how I missed this post.

That's an awesome looking game.

Iain

And hello David.

Cheers EB!

But I told you before, I'm Jemima at weekends, not David...

Thanks fellas! :) I wish someone did the dismounted versions in 15/18mm, as they still fought dismounted on numerous occasions. Thankfully the French dragoons could wear either pokalem or cocked hat, so I can use hat-wearing infantry as dismounted dragoons for the job, but some pokalem-wearing dismo...

I'm afraid I've painted all the ones I had. It's tragic that they're no longer available.

Whenever I see British cavalry of this period on the table, I always look for the Royal Scots Greys (not least because I love an entire mounted unit in mitre caps - don't ask). And you don't disappoint. Splendid set-up and the game seems to have lived up to that. Well done to all involved. Cheers, ...