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Wonderful units! :-) Wish I had the time and energy to do some British cavalry standards - but hopefully I will eventually... Cheers, David. Well you did the speculative guidons for the Legion Britannique; that's 99% of the work done for most of 'em! As you've said though, it's a lot of work for so...

Thanks fellas!

The Von Biehnflicken Fusiliers.

Spanner wrote: ↑Wed May 15, 2024 9:59 pm

RMD wrote: ↑Wed May 15, 2024 5:19 pm And it's the 2nd Company who were 'The Blowflies'. The 1st Company were 'The Groom of the Stool's Own'.

How do you keep track of all those facts?

I'm full of shit facts.

And it's the 2nd Company who were 'The Blowflies'. The 1st Company were 'The Groom of the Stool's Own'.

Well done, mate. We seem to have a taste for the same units. Or is it because you've built every British unit, including the 1st Sanitary Company (aka The "Blowflies")? Cheers! I imagine it's just a case of bagging all the units that were in Germany. :) The only one I haven't got is the 1...

Those British mounted units look like they could do some serious damage! I've often wondered if the SYW contingent had more cavalry than either Marlborough or Wellington - I suspect that Beaky probably just sneaks it (by a nose!). Found the discussion... There were at least 27 sqns and possibly as ...

Those British mounted units look like they could do some serious damage! I've often wondered if the SYW contingent had more cavalry than either Marlborough or Wellington - I suspect that Beaky probably just sneaks it (by a nose!). I'm having deja-vu here... Didn't we have this conversation a couple...

Thanks fellas!

But will someone please take Willz's credit card away from him while I hold him down! He's already got 20mm, 28mm AND flats! It's for his own good!

It's been VERY quiet on the wargaming and painting front for me this year, but I'm catching up on the blog with all the stuff I did last year, starting with some units for the SYW; namely some Regiments of Horse, Dragoon Guards and Dragoons for the British and some Swiss and heavy artillery for the ...