The Loose Association of Wargamers

Yes you keep saying this.
You are basically a pimp.

I’m refusing to look until after my night shifts as they make me vulrable and shopping cart trigger happy.

Leon works very late at night - you'd probably get a very quick turnaround.

I’m not starting anything new until I’m all caulked. *

*Except occasionally slipping with 28mm SYW

well the caulking should be done in a few days......

Andy has been very quiet - i assume this is a bandwagon he can't resist

Paul wrote: ↑Wed Feb 20, 2019 1:29 pm Just to clarify number of 15/18mm figures per element/unit:

Muskets 8 figures for the deeper basing (4 for standard basing)
Light 6 (3)
Jager 3(2)
Light Cavalry 3
Foot Artillery 4
Horse Artillery 3

Correct for a 40mm frontage with 15/18mm, however I would recommend a larger frontage for 15/18mm

I've already got 10mm based on 40mm frontage. One unit of 3 stands done and another started. And unpainted...

All 1806 though...

I don't need a wagon for my band... They march everywhere...

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goat major wrote: ↑Wed Feb 20, 2019 3:20 pm well the caulking should be done in a few days......

Caulking is very much like how I imagine male prostitutes have to approach business with 32 stone women.

Once you’ve got it all laid out on the table you can just do the job fairly quickly but the run up to it is full of trepidation and a want to be doing anything else.

So not too dissimilar to fielding your Prussians then?

I've read somewhere else that you can have "big" units - say 4 bases each - which would be ideal for the Brunswickers. Also that you can have baggage and command bases - but do these count towards your 12 units? (And can anyone else explain why Googling "DBN" brings up just about anything except the DBN rules and how to use them? Military parades in Durban seems to be quite a popular one.)