Tales from Pendawar

[Penda]

The 76th (Hindoostan) Regiment have been mustered in to the Army of the Pendawar Presidency. As ever, more on the blog for those interested.

[grizzlymc]

This project is a veritable cornucopia.

[Penda]

A general view of today's Tales from Pendawar game here in GHQ. There will be a full report on my blog in due course.

[valleyboy]

That really is one lovely picture and something to aspire to

[Penda]

That really is one lovely picture and something to aspire to

That's very kind, thank you. Mind, judging from a complete void in responses from others, you and I might be in a minority.

[Spanner]

No, Penda, I just don't like giving opinions on figures from a period/conflict if I don't know at least something about them/it. The period doesn't interest me, I admit, but the quality of figures and terrain is admirable, mate. I like the officers' white hats- I've never seen that before. They'd make good aiming marks.

[BaronVonWreckedoften]

Sorry, Penda Sahib, I was away in that other great early 19th Century stamping ground of the British Army - Spain.

I quite like the 1770-to-early-1800s period of the British in India. I got interested in it whilst writing a book on the global conflict that is misleadingly called the American War of Independence (which is all it was for them - way, way more for us), but sadly, there is very little in English on the subject.

[Penda]

Basing reorganization for Typoo Bhyka's rocket troop. Hopefully the new configuration suggests they might actually be doing something! More as ever on the blog thingie.

[Penda]

The whole collection is out in all its glory on the blog featuring last week's game here in GHQ. I hope a few of you will pop over for a gander.

[Willz the Wargamer]

A wonderful eye candy treat of beautiful 19th century figures.



Willz.