The Loose Association of Wargamers

Last night's War of 1812-15 features on the blog now if any are interested.

Once again you give us a marvellous panoply of wargaming. The opening picture is spectacular. As usual, an awe inspiring game, and a great write up despite the vagaries of Autocorrect (ha ha).

I also read your tribute to Duncan Macfarlane, a nicely written piece, from the heart.

Can't see the panopoly, but a great little army for a war that was fought at wargemers' scale.

Looking good.

Like this. Always useful to have scenery that can be used for more than one historical period. Wo1812 is one of those periods, a bit like AWI, which is never going to break the budget, because the protagonists sensibly kept it within manageable proportions.

Another scene from the action where I was doing less badly!
Another bonus, like the AWI, is not so many cavalry fielded by either side.

Yes - I quite like painting horses, but they aren't everyone's cup of tea!

The sum total of my British cavalry for the War of 1812-15 games. I don't enjoy painting horses very much if I'm honest, too much fiddly detail at times. Foundry horses are especially my unfavourites!