League Of Augsburg - Fighting Talk

Hi,

That particular illustration can be seen in colour on p.51 of Mike McNally's "Battle of the Boyne 1690" in the Osprey campaign series.

These are all readily available elsewhere but since its a wish list: cannon ball stack, powder keg, water bucket, extra tidbits for diorama like stands; muskets, powder scoop etc. and anything else you can think of.

A lot of that is already sculpted Joe.. the cannon balls, bucket and scoop yes. There are also gabions done in metal small and medium sized. Not sure what I am going to do with those yet.

Got another good suggestion from someone on TMP.. Protestant cleric for the Cameronians, could probably apply that to Ireland too and do a matching Priest for religious hand to hand combat!

barr7430 wrote: ...Protestant cleric for the Cameronians, could probably apply that to Ireland too and do a matching Priest for religious hand to hand combat!

...and a couple of choirboys for objective markers?

Jim

Ray.

Currently discussing all of the next steps with both sculptors. I think the Highlanders will be a goer.
The apostle infantry are looking like a February product.

Are there plans for future supplements Barry after the Jacobite Sup

How about
League of Augsburg Flanders
Spanish Succession
Great Northern War

cheers
Edward

Any theatre of the nine years war

Ginger

I'll second Ginger's request

How about
League of Augsburg Flanders
Spanish Succession
Great Northern War

The Captain seems to cover it.

Any theatre of the nine years war

I especially agree with Ben & Ginger...hmmm that combination sounds like a promising brand name for ice cream , or perhaps cookies?

Michael

Editing my previous request slightly, I would exclude Ireland from the theatres of the Nine years war, but only because that is already in the works. So Flanders as usual, the Palatine & I think Italy & any other theatre I have not mentioned.

I am however glad I am not the only one more interested in pre 1700 than just after it.

Ginger

All of the above either already considered or will now be. There are definitely plans for further books of the Jacobite type. There will be contributions from others in these books(including the Jacobite-Ireland volume)

Glad there is interest!

I am however glad I am not the only one more interested in pre 1700 than just after it.

One of the aspects that I like about the Great Northern War is that in a way it is a carry over of pre 1700 - PIKES

cheers
Edward

Id like to see extra command packs/officers as well, just to give them as much variation as the rank and file.

john_de_courcy, have you noticed the extra command figures in the Mixed packs? though I am inclined to agree with you. I would add a second set of five different sculpts of each current code as this was not a regimented period & so variations in a pose are good & the more the better.

Ginger