depends on what you unit represents but if its representing a full battalion which had grenadiers & the grenadiers have not been brigaded off separately then yes I would.

Ginger

From my reading of what Barry wrote, you do one test the one with the worst consequences if failed, and if that is passed then all the rest are as well.

Ginger

I have both & I think they are perfectly good the only niggles I have are the fixed socket bayonets , when I want to use them for the 1680 to 1700 when bayonets were more likely to be plug or ring & so only fixed when needed. I use them for rank and file mostly in non personality units for my Sharp ...

This is one of the reasons for the popularity of Imagi-nations & the like & why I carry a Sassanian mace at shows. Its mostly about making the best guess on the basis of often completely contradictory evidence. As for coat colours nearly every one war grey at some point or another it would seem. :ev...

have not got my copy yet but I think there might be one in BLB2

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thank you that is very useful information

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I would try mixing a brownish khaki with varying amounts of brighter yellow till you get a colour that you think looks right then stick at that. though I would tend to vary the colour from figure to figure to represent differential weathering & age.

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all very good stuff & eagerly awaited

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interesting & thank you for posting that

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This is the first picture of my French Militia from my Blog the actual entry will be a better picture or rather set of pictures. http://4.bp.blogspot.com/-8PVdyxb_xPQ/TrA5DSbV6fI/AAAAAAAAAAM/46BgdiYNSEY/s320/Unsorted+camera+pictures+202.jpg My first try at a better picture http://4.bp.blogspot.com/-...

The period I am interested in is 1890-91 in Ireland. According to Osprey ALL three battalions were present at the Boyne. Sorry if I'm not being clear...

That would be 1690-91

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Also with Roundway as they are only avalible direct form Navwar who only deals with orders by letter cheques and orders phoned in on Saturday & doesn't take credit cards or Paypal or supply the trade any longer they can be an effort to get hold of at all. That said the ones I have seen where good fi...

Depends what you mean by old school to be honest, so you may see them as such, but I find they are a nice range of well sculpted & appropriately detailed 15mm figures with enough width of range to used exclusively if you want to. They are also inexpensive, with choice of mounts for the horse, and un...

I would second the choice of the Dixon Marlborough's wars range lovely figures & the starter armies make a good base to build on. I am going to be using it for my large engagements forces for the Nine Years war, but with 25mm sized bases and double the troops on them as I am an old big battalions ma...

& yes I am talking to myself & I already know I am mad I will be at the event & would welcome anyone in the area to join me for a game I will be running a WWI trench raid game in 15mm using through the mud and the Blood but there will be lots more on. Both figures gaming of all types and other game...