Rob. Most English Churches of the 1640’s would have been of medieval date. They tend to sit in the middle of their associated grave yards - so you should have some open space and grave stones scattered around your church building. (In the UK separate grave yards located away from chapels/churches ar...
Super painting Gazza. Really nice. I'm looking forward to seeing the completed unit. (Not sure if this is important, but while the link in the body of your message works fine for me, the top two links in your signature only produce a "Forbidden. You don't have permission to access / on this server. ...
barr7430 wrote:So para- dick has made himself famous in his own little brain for about 5 minutes because he paid attention in IT class instead of chasing girls and drinking beer.
What on earth happened there!? Presumably some idiot with way too much time on their hands... Did anyone else get the Bob Dylan anti-war song playing at them?
Well done to Barry and all others involved for getting the site running again so quickly.
Kerry, I think I have done something on 'footprint' here and there. If you read the stuff on 'downsizing La Haye Sainte' (christened La Half Sainte) by Coffin Dodger! it indicates reduction in footprint in principle. Where though Barry? I can't find anything about this in Warchest. Am I being thick...
Gentlemen A sneak peak at some of the completed 28mm master figures for our forthcoming 1812 Saxon Heavy Cavalry – just in time for the Borodino 200 Anniversary! Alan Marsh has done an especially fine job with these. Zastrow Cuirassiers in the first picture, Garde du Corps in the second. Just the ch...
Sorry to be pedantic and all that, but not many Penguins in Scandinavia. They're a Southern Hemisphere bird. Or am I just being boring pointing that out
As I touched on in the “Basing” thread, I don’t bother representing companies by individual base in 28mm. In multi company battalions, like 1792-1808 French and ten company British battalions, columns end up looking ridiculously too deep and therefore appear too narrow (even though the column fronta...
Hello Paul I like my close order infantry to look close ordered - so like, Barry I squeeze a 15mm frontage per figure. All my 28mm's are based in fours. Two front - two back. 30mm frontage and a 40mm depth. I don't bother with 'company basing' in 28mm. Most of my battalions are made up of six to eig...
Dear David I think you have misunderstood. Barry was not insulting the Marseillaise (or the French!) Barry (and I) were saying how great we think the Marseillaise is. It is a wonderful, stirring piece of music. We were just having a light hearted joke about the words. Even as a proud Frenchman surel...
