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..... but I see that the infantry at least are mostly metal Wodensfeld (and some Old John 'specials'). Yes, I thought I spotted more than a few "Wodentops" in there! It's a beautiful, and perfectly formed, collection Donald. The wargaming equivalent of a Michelin-starred cheeseboard! :cla...

My security thingummy wouldn't let me on to your site (which seems odd, as I have been before a few times). Nevertheless, always glad to see a nice AWI collection - and that definitely is a VERY nice AWI collection!

tim.w wrote: ↑Thu May 16, 2024 6:15 pm Oh yes please, I realized the other day that I could pick them up in person. Thanks!

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Willz the Wargamer wrote: ↑Thu May 16, 2024 4:29 pm ..... but what shall I name any ideas a Siberian regiment?

The Vulgar Boatmen?

Tim - assuming you are still interested, I shall have the Hinchliffe Austrian Napoleonics (they're free, as are a few British Peninsula.....).

Lovely, but.....eight of them? Does it include the cousin that nobody ever talked about when Snow White was around?

Prince William, when he does his daily log-in: "Whoa! Up the Villa!!!"

I think it was a way of keeping the "master" match out of harm's way - a sort of "safety match" if you like - and ready to relight those of the men, hence it would often indicate a corporal.

Those British mounted units look like they could do some serious damage! I've often wondered if the SYW contingent had more cavalry than either Marlborough or Wellington - I suspect that Beaky probably just sneaks it (by a nose!).

That looks great fun - well done, Willz!

It's the cute, floppy ears, isn't it?