Er, didn't Italy fight on the allied side in WWI?

Aw for God's sake; I forgot to watch it!

Over to the iPlayer for me.

No worries, I wasn't referring to your comments as a review or implying that your comments weren't detailed enough. No criticism was intended. I agree that the print versions of these works are much more expensive, I suppose that's a feature of very niche publication. I'd snap them all up if I had t...

I am sure it will be the definitive reference for the Dutch (like his French books), but I think I'll wait to hear more detailed reviews as for me 50 quid is a bit eye-watering when I probably have some of the info in disparate sources already.

Next Monday (15th) BBC NI will be showing an hour long program on the siege of Derry. It might be good, it might be rubbish, but how often does our period make it on to TV? For those not in Northern Ireland, but in the UK you can probably watch it after broadcast on the iPlayer, or if you have digit...

I don't know very much about the Spanish army, but I can see one of the illustrators is a big fan of the late great McBride!

Those look great! To post images take the web address of the photo, for instance; http://1.bp.blogspot.com/-K5a78S8PDQU/UTJEru0uK0I/AAAAAAAAAVQ/DUdHB03lreg/s1600/012.JPG and put the image tags either side of it, they are just the text in front, and after it. Like so; WEB_ADDRESS So if you replace WE...

There's a beautifully painted example in the "Belnheim OOB" thread, I hope Churchill doesn't mind me citing it here; http://i247.photobucket.com/albums/gg135/07samurai/ChurchillsBuffs3rdFoot.jpg Link; http://www.leagueofaugsburg.com/fightingtalk/viewtopic.php?f=6&t=1311&start=75 I'd make the stockin...

Same figure, different photo, form Clarence's collection;


http://quindiastudios.blogspot.co.uk/20 ... ments.html

Nice unit; are the colours and uniforms conjectural? (I've nothing against that by the way!)

As a side note McGillicuddy is the Anglicisation of Mac Giolla Mhochuda, literally "Son of the servant of (St.) Mochuda"

After a quick googling, it looks like you are right; no buttons on the cuffs of either foot or horse. I guess I just assumed they were there, since that's how the cuff is held down usually. (I take it the Swedes must have sewed theirs down? ) In the following; " Also, if you look at the many posts b...

That's interesting Dan, I didn't pick that up from the material I was using (possibly because the cuffs are often covered by gloves). Can you expand on this?

To me it is Welfare Miniatures in a way.

I think the Copplestones are probably too tall for mixing in the same unit.

I think the tricorn may be too big?

Some nice paint-jobs in there Boss!

though at the moment they appear to out of order, in the way computers order numbers eg 1, 10, 11, 12, 13 ,14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 2, 20, 21 etc.
I'm sure there's a name for that but it escapes me.