Could you give us a quick compare and contrast on the two products?

Thanks! (Couldn't for the life of me remember who it was I bought it from!)

Is there any chance that the quick reference sheet could be available as a pdf as well? (I didn't get one with my copy from Salute )

The Noch grass comes ready glued into clumps all pointing upward (like grass does and unlike my static grass does.) http://i285.photobucket.com/albums/ll48/AdamPaulHayes/Basing/Grass02.jpg The packs are quite sturdy but I am afraid to breathe when I have the lid off! http://i285.photobucket.com/albu...

I only have 2 of the "lobsters" (so maybe not a statistically valid group!) but they are identical, as are all the horses that I have.

http://www.adamhayes.co.uk/WargWarLOA03 ... orse02.jpg

The trooper on the left and second from the right are Dixon's. Nice characterful figures.

I have taken a few pictures (you can tell the weather is rubbish today because the new cavalry is a bit darker than the last lot!) http://www.adamhayes.co.uk/WargWarLOA03.htm I have drafted a small battle scenario (6-8 units a side) that will use everything I have done so far plus another infantry r...

Thanks chaps! I enjoyed what research I did to find the right sort of symbols/heraldry might be used in the 17th C. I did have qualms about what history fundamentalists might say though... :) I remain in a quandry about the Reiver figures. I like the style and animation but they just don't match up ...

I got some painted Reiver figures cheap recently and rebased and with new flags they will do me as anonymous Irish regiments.

http://www.adamhayes.co.uk/WargWarLOA01 ... ejac01.jpg

Completely invented flags, feasible though?

barr7430 wrote:Still pricing them Adam.. awaiting more info from the manufacturers.

Soon though

Ya big tease!

They look excellent but I am not seeing them in the shop to pre-order...

The arrival of the excellent TAG and Eagle Miniatures Spanish figures have got me looking seriously at Napoleonics for the first time in a very long while. The question athat is uppermost in my mind however is what level to play games at. There is a lot of interest around at the moment for the lates...

Similar thoughts to yours Barry, I certainly would not make this show a priority to visit if it were not my "local". I did pick up a copy of BLB, so mission 1 accomplished there. Unfortunately though I "accidentally" read the Eastern Wars pages and had to spend time slathering over various Polish an...

I have a bunch of the Reiver Castings as Irish Jacobites and I think they work very well. A word of warning however, they are noticably larger than the Foundry/Dixon size of 25mm for this period, which is what the bulk of my figures are.

Gaard te Voet de - more like...

On a related note, if you need volunteers to help with southerly shows I am willing and (moderately) able.

barr7430 wrote: Hope this helps (PS just spent this afternoon sawing figures through the middle to convert them for wading through the Boyne!!)

Pics soon

Blimey you must have a heart of stone