Nice sense of movement you have going on there.

Friedrich August I. wrote: ↑

Mon Sep 09, 2019 5:41 pm

barr7430 wrote: ↑

Mon Sep 09, 2019 5:11 pm

Another copy is on the way to Wien, just hope the Turks are not on their way back too!

Thanks Barry,

And...

The Turks are already here...and stronger than the last time when the stood BEFORE Vienna

Now with restaurants and barbers rather than Janissaries and Sipahis!

It is very good. Worth waiting for!

We tend to do the morale checks for melee loss and any rout / retire moves straight away so that we don't for get them when the compulsory moves comes around. (Only puts things out of order when there are multiple close combats going on.) AFAIK the routers do not get a "second" rout in the compulsor...

The owner of that herbaceous border is going to be livid when they find out what those horses have done...

Some lovely figures (and I’m definitely not talking about the players!)

I finally completed the first unit of these Janissaries (not Warfare figs, converted Perry Zouaves): https://myalbum.com/photo/BskVVplA3aJ4/540.jpg And first couple of bases of Warfare Miniatures Ottomans. https://myalbum.com/photo/7wNUWVuzwHJW/540.jpg These painted up nice and quick, I shall use a ...

The Warfare Miniatures flags are available in three sizes, for example Russian Infantry: 30 x 30mm, 40 x 40mm and 50 x 50mm (I suspect that the first version is to scale but he larger ones look great!)

I’m still not sure those two windmills would work that close together... (nice pictures)

Has anyone worked out a Ottoman Turk army list for Donnybrook yet? I just used what figures I had available! Ottoman forces varied so much depending on where in the Empire they were and who they were expected to fight, that it is hard to go very wrong. https://wargamewarrior.webs.com/apps/blog/show...

Finally got the time to paint some of the excellent new Ottoman figures. First up; Bosniaks. Cleaned up and undercoated...

I think your Mom's a smart cookie...

Great project and excellent report!

Skilfully done!

I had a chance for a quick look around the Military Museum at the old Arsenal in Copenhagen last week. Most of the ground floor is a collection of cannon from medieval through to 20th century (with some real bigguns!) And a few armoured vehicles: https://myalbum.com/photo/vok9Fp3x9NI8/540.jpg Upstai...