Re: Post Ayton projects
Posted: Tue Apr 17, 2018 1:13 pm
that got a a bit scrambled
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I thought that at one stage and used 6mm, eventually gave it up. I think platoon level is where I’d aim at
They are good. There’s also WW1 CoC. I’m traditional and boring, I’d do early War Western Front.goat major wrote: ↑Tue Apr 17, 2018 1:40 pm i've got the mud and blood rules which are for c. 30 - 120 figures (from memory). So whatever i did would be based around this. Of course i'd then have to choose the theatre. 1914, Verdun or Eastern Front or near east - so many choices!
John struggles to keep up with demand and he's not the best at communicating stuff. Drop him another e-mail and ask for an update.Purple wrote: ↑Tue Apr 17, 2018 1:08 pm Well my next big thing was going to be the 20mm WSS inspired by our own Count and Essex, I did put an order in but I think the guy forgot about me so will try again after Ayton.
I’ll be continuing the SYW Russian and Austrian project as usual. I was going to start 28mm ECW but actually, it’s all these ‘side projects’ which stall you from getting anywhere, so I’m going to hold off until I have a force big enough to take on my Prussians.
Saying that, I will be doing a couple 1/1200 ships and probably best bring some shiny 19th century Prussians for Goat Shine Olympics.
Things I own;
Foundry Russian Hussar Battalion (Why in gods fuck do I keep buying Hussars!!)
That’s it really. I don’t buy much ahead.
Things I don’t own but omelette this year;
Russian Cossack Cavalry,
Prussian Dragoon Regiment
2x Russian Observation battalions.
More German support options for CoC
Start 20mm Blenheim OOB brigades...