barr7430 wrote: I will shortly be commencing video clips to illustrate rule concepts which will be available via the site and hosted on YOU TUBE.

You are soooo 'rock and roll' Barry!

What rules were you using Malcolm?

DPT

obriendavid wrote: Or you could ask David for details on his blog.
http://talesfromghq.blogspot.co.uk/
He's a very helpful chap.
Cheers
Dave

Good Blog that! AND he likes Victory Without Quarter.

Chas

There's a good article in the March 2006 issue of Wargames Illustrated magazine (No. 221) written by David Bickley, describing the battle, forces and numbers involved, and suggestions for wargaming it using Warhammer ECW rules.

Let me know if you can't access a copy.

Salutations
DPT
(John)

He is clearly witch - and we should burn him.

(Nice painting though...)

DPT

Looks like everyone had a fantastic time.

Great looking game. I'm rather envious...

DPT

My first thought (aside from fantastic painting) was "Where's the chap on the left off to?"

But then the penny dropped. So Darrell - have I got this right? The basing includes both sides in melee?

Oh goody....

quindia wrote:I'm taking pics tomorrow for Mr Grant of some of my Napoleonic units with terrain set up

Hmmm - is that, per chance, something to do withe Mr Grant's next volume in the Wargaming in History series?

I think we should be told...

Lovely, lovely stuff.

DPT

The official PDF for the 1812 Saxon heavy cavalry, with better pictures and full code listing, is now ready. Anyone interested please PM your email address to me and I will send you a copy (or email me direct at johnc@eurekamin.com.au) Just a reminder that postal charge beating pick-up orders for Sa...

No worries Günter, you were very helpful.

What would be nice if you can show them around to a few friends. Like Barry... just to pick a name out of thin air...

John
(DPT)

Günter We sent you some Saxon cavalry figures last Friday. Should be with you in a few days. toggy Early next week I should have a proper PDF set up for the Saxon cavalry with better pictures and full code listing. Let me know if you want one. If you have some idea of what you might need you can pre...

I’ve had a good look around that website Rob and there are a few pictures of chaps in yellow and ‘tawney’ orange sashes – although, as you say, a lot of blue is evident. Re-enactors (or at least the better ones…) make good painting guides for general appearance and colours but I would be a bit cauti...

Oh - and churchyard gate ways (lychgates) can be quite imposing structures, but note how relatively low the rest of the churchyard wall is - http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/e/eb/St_Michael%27s_Manafon_lych_gate.jpg Grandmanner buildings http://www.grandmanner.co.uk/Home.html make one o...