Just looked through the gallery, quite impressive. My only niggle is the use of poker chips as they spoil the effect. Surely the collective can come up with some better markers.

(Yes I know it was a play test and I use tidly winks as markers when needed )

Will

Great article and photos, the only thing missing for me was a photo of the complete set up to give an idea of scale.

Thanks to all involved for such inspiring stuff

Will

Slightly earlier period, but a good site

http://wab-ramblings.blogspot.com/

Will

Bit of a strange issue for pictures, not only your late romans covering a picts v's saxons battle, but also AWI figures for the war of 1812, including sketches of Burgoyne and Gates

Good reading though

Will

Have a look at the following site

http://www.mont-saint-jean.com

It's in French, but it's not that difficult to find the units you want.

Will

As Bluebear says, its nice to see it in colour, since my only memories of the B&W pictures in the book (still a valued possession)

Will

Oh, I remembered "red cola" = Irn Bru

it's better than Green Cola = Inca Cola

Hi Greg, not been active for a while myself, But you're always welcome up in Chester. We meet at the Airbus Sports and Social club every Thursday.

Will

Great work, I now need to get my TYW figures out for a game

And looking at my unpainted figures

Will

Napoleonics have always been the basis of my wargaming and I am still looking for that set of rules that reflect the Napoleonic era as I see it. Part of that is the visual appeal of the units involved, which I consider reached it's height in this era.