The Loose Association of Wargamers

I like your idea of using the Ken Brannagh Hamlet styel

I've always liked his C19th Hamlet setting and those Irregular Schleswig-Holstein figures just tripped a 'light bulb' moment.

Paul wrote: ↑Wed Jan 03, 2018 7:33 pm

Essex Boy wrote: ↑Wed Jan 03, 2018 6:31 pm Hmmmm I must admit that shiny toys with bell top shakos appeals ("bell top shakos" Peeler - calm down).

Irregulars Danes look brilliant, just like the Toy soldier from the 'Nutcracker' is usually depicted

I see what You mean.

The first part of the Battle of Coldstream Bridge is now on the blog

http://goatmajor.org.uk/games/the-battl ... -part-one/

And most excellent it is too.. Well worth all that frenzied Christmas painting!

As HGW would surely have said, fecking top stuff, well nice.

Excellent! Love the idea of using the old pennies as markers

Yes, that’s a lovely touch. Hedges are way too complicated though, surely just a pan scourer is more appropriate?

Actually, thinking about it, card scenery would work well with that old school vibe (and makes storage easier!).

i have thought about that LT. At the moment my 28mm scenery is mostly ok. But model railyway card buildings will probably be put to use for a scenario thats coming up

Stgout chaps, but aren't they grenadiers?