And so you should be! Nice work.

Jim

jezamonos wrote:The camo is very nicely done but i am a bit concerned about those blood red tracks.

The remains of a Russian bicycle detachment...

These are brilliant. Keep them comming, please.

Jim

Edward,

You should really see the proper account; you know, the one with Errol Flynn in it.

Jim

dashing blade wrote: ...and quite possibly useless on the table top. Pure Cannonfodder

You've just described my entire collection.

Jim

Joe,

That is terrific. It would certainly take the biscuit for a command base. Where did you get the coach?

Regards,

Jim

Keith,

One of the most forgiving aspects of Republic to Empire is the use of a roster. You can have a battalion of 24 figures on the table top marked on a roster as having 23 figures representing 460 men.

Regards,

Jim

Bill,

That is an impressive bit of brushwork. Pardon me if you've mentioned this before but, from where did you get the flags?

Regards,

Jim

...I can only urge you to read my soon-to-be-published 1,200 page scholarly tome on late C17th poppycocking. Yours respectfully A. Aaah, Arthur, old Chap , that will no doubt be Osprey Great Manoeuvres sur les Derrieres #69 . Good luck with it. I shall obviously obtain a copy and at 1,200 pages tha...

£20,000 for Newcastle?

Ray (The Churchillian one) , I envy you. I've just wasted a Saturday morning waiting for a package from Front Rank containing 32 pre-1810 French dragoons that did not turn up. It's not FR's fault as they posted it yesterday using the Royal Mail "guaranteed" next-day delivery service through ParcelF...

Does anyone but the wargames fashion police really believe that at midnight on 31st December (all calenders synchronised)1699 everyone was just waiting to turn their hats from floppy to those nice new tricornes All serious students of military history know that the changeover took place at 11:58 pm...

Hi Ray,

Front Rank (as you probably already know) do a kettle drummer figure for £1.10 so, depending on how badly you need some, you could cut the drums off that model. It would be a messy job though.

Regards,

Jim

Pnorberg,

I can't but help imagine the recoil on the above sending it half-way to Lapland.

Jim