barr7430 wrote: . . .So chaps if you are still in don't spend your money on too many holidays in Bali!

Very well. The weather in Denpasar can be a bit dreary this time of year.

Looking good!

Some fine looking figures there, Günter!

Clarence's flags look particularly good.

Happy to help, Phil, and glad you were able to complete your project.

A French language copy of Vol. 3 of Susane (not in copyright) is available for a free download or "read on-line" here: http://www.archive.org/details/histoire ... 03susagoog .

I have verified that pages 201-202 are present in this copy.

Hope it helps!

Link to John Ray's blog: http://amilitarygentleman.blogspot.co.uk/ .

Maciek, the figures, brushwork, and terrain are all top quality! Quite a lovely collection you are building.

I popped by to say hello to Barry, but the punters were stacked up two rows deep around a great looking game, so my impatient mates dragged me off to another event!

Hope it was a success for you, Barry.

Sometimes, the best things are worth waiting for . . .

Using the Google "Translate" Toolbar, does the following page help at all? http://www.vexillographia.ru/russia/rarmy005.htm

Old School glossy loveliness! Bravo Greg!

Hi Günter,

Saw these new Paul Hicks sculpts at Westfalia Miniatures and thought of you, for your 1813 campaigning . . . http://westfaliaminiatures.com/ .

Beautifully done, especially with yellow being such a challenging colour to work with!

You can start here, with an English language summary, first of history & organisation, then of the uniforms: http://napoleonistyka.atspace.com/polish_army.html ; http://napoleonistyka.atspace.com/polish_army_2.htm . More here, though in French, but the periods should be obvious): http://empire.histo...

With Bob on Windsor & Newton Series 7 -- you get what you pay for.