Those are excellent!

Well done.

Colour me unimpressed.

I'll be sticking with Front Rank, thank you very much.

I'll keep an eye on these. Hopefully you're planning on taking the ranges' focus a little further North and East as well. I've yet to see a range of GNW Swedes that I've really liked; yours could be the first!

That's a pretty nice find. I wonder if there's anything out there like it (in English) for the Northern Italian theatre.

Here's a suggestion: stop tempting me to get into Napoleonics with your beautifully painted Russians! :shock: I have a soft spot for the Tsar's children. Seriously though, these are excellent Bryce! I particularly like the very dark green you use; eyewitness accounts describe the Russian green as ap...

I have four questions regarding this subject: 1. Did regiments of Horse always employ kettle drummers in the field? I've read various and sundry accounts of these drums being taken as spoils of war, but how often were they actually used in combat? It seems to me that a kettle drummer would have a ra...

Thanks to everyone for your comments and suggestions. I'm constantly seeking to improve my painting skills, so any constructive criticism is greatly appreciated. One of the benefits of a site like this is that you can always find another pair of eyes to scrutinize your work; they might well spot ano...

Greetings Gents, Please allow me to present my first battalion for BLB2, the 2nd battalion of the Aunis regiment (flags courtesy of Rick O'Brien, the Flag Dude): http://i1008.photobucket.com/albums/af203/Usagi_08/DSCN0309.jpg http://i1008.photobucket.com/albums/af203/Usagi_08/DSCN0310.jpg They still...

Well done with these, and congrats on your son's graduation.

I've noted that these were commonly used during the period to cross low linear obstacles such as streams and ditches. Was their use considered when the rules for crossing such impediments were written, or should I come up with additional modifiers for units that are employing them?

Thanks,
Tom

Thanks for the help, gentlemen. I appreciate it.

Now, time to get some pigment on these pretty globs of metal I purchased from Front Rank.

Cheers,
Tom

Greetings everyone! Thanks for allowing me to participate on the forums. I'm looking for information on precedence for the above. Hopefully someone here can help. I'm currently building a French army for BLB2, starting with two battalions each of the following regiments: Navarre, Dauphin, and Aunis....

My copy arrived Thursday, and a fine piece of work it is, too. I've been reading over them the last couple of days, and I have to say I'm very pleased with them. No doubt they'll make for some exciting games!