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barr7430
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by barr7430 » Sat Nov 28, 2009 8:34 pm
Coming from you Stuart (great and traditional Jacobite spelling of the name
) that is praise indeed!
Have you any criticisms about my Napoleonic rule scribblings yet??
.. if you have.. your late by your standards
Hoots Mon!
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by j1mwallace » Sun Nov 29, 2009 3:18 am
Krankie Scotsman
I knew you reminded me of someone.
Are you the krankie in the shorts?
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barr7430
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by barr7430 » Sun Nov 29, 2009 10:48 am
At last my true identity has been revealed by that pesky reporter on the Dumfries Bugle.. or was it that pesky reporter WITH the Dumfries bugle.. or that pesky reporter with the Big Bugle in Dumfries
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by bibio » Sun Nov 29, 2009 1:45 pm
As far as I am concerned the jury is still out concerning WI ,they seem to have sorted out their photograph quality,which I thought was woeful in the first two issues,but I think I would like a hook rather than a themed issue every month with the odd random article thrown in,something which runs for four or five months and maybe inspires me into a new period.
One thing you did not mention in your article Barry is how few new faces you see at conventions especilly in Scotland,I think that most of the organisers up here could probably just about put a face to everyone they are expecting to turn up.
iain
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by barr7430 » Sun Nov 29, 2009 2:22 pm
Now that IS a point Iain
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by parkinspieces » Sun Nov 29, 2009 9:49 pm
I suspect that Barry is likely to see a lot of faces at shows in the future, just before their backpacks come crashing down on his head
What rules, so many Napoleonic rules comming out recently, I'm not sure which ones you mean
I was hoping Santa would bringing a copy, but son n heir and the wife not taken the hint.....always the January Sales!!!!
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by sharnydubs » Mon Nov 30, 2009 9:29 am
Although not a FOW player, I do have a large collection of 28mm Vietnam stuff and found the articles interesting and well put together. Overall the magazine was high on production and volume and had some good articles depending on your interests.
Personally I still preferred the old style and find I keep going back to my archived issues for reference purposes. I miss the flags and uniform articles and the more quirky stuff. Barry's article this issue was a welcome break.
I'm surprised none of the magazines have a cartoon (Larry Leadhead or something similar). Always good to poke fun at yourselevs and not take this hobby too seriously.
Peter
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by CoffinDodger » Mon Nov 30, 2009 12:37 pm
Has anyone come accross an index to the old copies of WI? I purchased the entire set on CD but it is a bit of hit and miss trying to find articles on flags and uniforms for the period covered by BtLB. I did track down Barry's list of articles but could do with an index of the rest.
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by Ouwerkerk » Mon Nov 30, 2009 9:04 pm
From an older post of GrahamC:
The War of the Grand Alliance Pt.1 No.27 P16
The War of the Grand Alliance 1688-1697 Pt.2 No.32 P14
The War of the Grand Alliance Pt.3 No.36 P40
The War of the Grand Alliance Pt.4 No.41 P16
The War of the Grand Alliance Pt.5 No.49 P14
The War of the Grand Alliance Pt.6 No.51 P15
The War of the Grand Alliance Pt.7 No.52 P14
The War of the Grand Alliance Pt.8 (The Irish) No.54 P38
The War of the Grand Alliance Pt.9 No.59 P14
The War of the Grand Alliance Pt.10 No, 61 P14
Infantry of the War of the Spanish Succession Pt.1 No.62 P14
French Infantry Regiments of the War of the Spanish Succession Pt.2 No.64 P37
French Infantry Regiments of the War of the Spanish Succession Pt.3 No.65 P38
The Army of Louis XIV during the Wars of the Grand Alliance Pt.1 No.66 P36
The Army of Louis XIV during the Wars of the Grand Alliance Pt.2 No.68 P14
Building a War games Army Pt.1 No.74 P16
The Army of Louis XIV during the Wars of the Grand Alliance Pt.3 No.77 P14
Building a War games Army Pt.2 No.79 P42
Building a War games Army Pt.3 No.82 P42
Building a War games Army Pt.4 No.83 P42
Building a War games Army Pt.5 No.101 P38
The British Army 1660-1702 No.123 P16
The British Army 1660-1702 Pt.2 No.125 P44
The British Army 1660-1702 No.126 P12
The Armies of James II & William III No.127 P42
The Armies of James II & William III – Flags No.128 P44
The Dutch Infantry in the Reign of William III No.170 P34
William III’s Dutch Guards No.139 P44
The Dutch Cavalry in the Reign of William III No.173 P14
The Dutch Dragoons and Artillery in the Reign of William III No.174 P34
The Dutch Cavalry in the Reign of William III ‘cont’ No.174 P38
The Dutch Army of William III – Allies and Generals No.175 P16
Building a Wargames Army for the Thirty Years War. Military Dress, 1618-1648 No.182 P30
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by CoffinDodger » Tue Dec 01, 2009 10:00 pm
Ouwerkerk,
Thank you very much indeed.
Kindest regards,
Jim
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Jim O'Neill.