Thanks guys, it's a lovely looking fortifcation just wish they did one in 25mm scale. Cheers Dave Hi Dave, If You still look for 25/28mm and you have some money to spend try this http://www.navigatorminiatures.com/prodtype.asp?PT_ID=808&strPageHistory=cat Maybe here you get what you are looking for...

Nice little game Ray! It's nice to see a naval landing during a game instead of the usual set them up facing each other and go for it. How makes the star fort? Cheers Dave Sorry Dave, found an answer to your question somewhat late :roll: http://www.jrminiatures.net/4711vaubanfortkit13pc.aspx Hope t...

One of Mark Churms' better paintings that - really good! Thank you very much for the answers Günter. Most helpful. If you have some illustrations that you think we should particularly base our 1812 Garde du Corps and Zastrow on we would certainly be interested to see them. Please feel free to conta...

1) No cuirass for the Garde du Corps in 1812 of course as they left them at home, but a few of the sources imply they wore their greatcoats or a blanket roll across their bodies (presumably as an improvised defence against sword cuts?) Our range commissioners are keen for us to model this feature. ...

.... And for those not so interested in this period, you might be interested to know that we are going to dip our toes into the mainstream Napoleonic Wars market, as we’ve been commissioned to make some 28mm 1812 Saxon Heavy cavalry (Yes – the Raevsky Redoubt stormers!) Alan Marsh will be the sculp...

Dilly wrote:Can you guess who's on my avatar

A little Drake who want' s to be one day a Firefighter?

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0313060/

custosarmorum wrote:Günter,

I assume that Dregg is the Saxon dialect version of Dreck... is that the case?

Cheers,

Mike

Yes, that is correct

CoffinDodger wrote:...... my avatar is how I look if I don't shave for a couple of days.

Jim

Jim,

Your avatar reminds my of Leonardo Da Vinci as some of your skills does

Günter

Astonishing

Dear Friends,

Because of a request I like to share with all the other members of this forum a translation of my signature.

My Avatar shows King Frederick August I., King of Saxony, known as 'The Just'.

YOU HAVE THE BOOK ALREADY? :shock: Your other post this morning said you were trying to buy it in the shop but couldn't find it. We didn't get an order from you so I just wondered how you received it so quickly? Barry, Barry, You should clean your glasses if you have any...or eventually drink a few...

Hi I was in the shop to buy the book Republic to Empire and som order markers for the french and the russians...... but they where gone??? Are they out off print or???? :o PLz any one... Regards Hobbyworker Hi Hobbyworker, At first welcome to the forum :D Second, when in the shop you will find a li...

So the regimental battery is essentially a third maneuver element to the regiment? Did the grenadiers keep their two gun battery as part of their battalion, or were additional "regimental batteries" formed? Rob, The Grenadiers kept their 2 guns until 1806. After Jena these were never attached to th...

Dear Friends and followers of this Thread, After long break I can tell you some news about the Saxons. My Sculptor has finished the foot artillerymen. They are a gunner with sponge, an officer, a gunner with a port fire and a gunner carrying a cannon ball. A mounted Infantry Colonnel has also been f...

Since I have 1806/1809 Saxons on the painting table . . . Were the "regimental" batteries distributed as traditional battalion guns (IE, two per battalion), or was the regimental organization tactical and not just administrative in the Saxon Army? Rob, It was a tactical formation since the 1766 Sys...