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Category Archives: 15mm Figures
‘Fuller’s Stand’: ‘C’ Company, 152 (Indian) Para at Point 7378, 19th March 1944 (A Scenario For ‘Battlefront: WWII’)
Having played almost nothing but Seven Years War and written about nothing but tricorn hat-lace in recent months, many readers of this blog will be relieved to know that we finally played something different at club last week! 🙂 I … Continue reading
The Battle of Leuthen 5th December 1757: The Refight
Last time I posted my scenario for the Battle of Leuthen, arguably one of the greatest battles of the 18th Century. Following much delay caused by holiday and subsequent Covid infection, here’s my report of our refight, which was played … Continue reading
“King George Commands And We Obey”: My SYW British Army (Part 3: Cavalry)
In my last post I discussed the controversy surrounding the actions (or rather, the lack of) of the British-Hanoverian cavalry at the Battle of Minden in 1759, the subsequent sacking of Lord Sackville and his replacement with the Marquess of … Continue reading
“King George Commands And We Obey”: My SYW British Army (Part 2: Generals & Artillery)
It’s taken me a whole year due to various other ongoing projects, but this month I’ve finally finished enough British and Hanoverian troops to put on the table opposite the French army I completed last year! 🙂 I completed seven … Continue reading
“Rogues! Do You Want To Stay In The Toolbox Forever?!” (Part 6: More SYW Prussian Reinforcements)
Here are a few random bits and pieces that I’ve painted for my SYW Prussian army over the last 18 months or so. The artillery were painted only last week, but the grenadiers and adjutant were painted in January of … Continue reading
‘All The Emperor’s Men’ (Part 4): Reichsarmee Reinforcements
In my recent account of our refight of the Combat of Zinna, I mentioned that I had painted a few new Reichsarmee infantry units for the game. Here they are in a bit more detail. If you missed it, I … Continue reading
The Combat of Zinna 1759: The Refight
In my last post I presented a scenario for the Combat of Zinna (or First Torgau) 1759, fought between Prussian and Austro-Imperial forces during the Seven Years War. As mentioned in that post, my mate Andy James and I played … Continue reading
The Combat of Zinna 1759: A Scenario for ‘Tricorn’
When a rare opportunity for a game presented itself a couple of weeks ago, I had a quick trawl of potential Seven Years War battles to find one that would be small enough to serve as a simple introductory ‘Tricorn’ … Continue reading
“Thrice Blue And Thrice Damned To The Devil!”: SYW Prussian Frei-Infanterie
“Dreimal blau und dreimal des Teufels!” Last month I played a small historical refight of the Combat of Pretzsch, to introduce my mate Lewys to Tricorn (my 18th Century version of Shako). However, the Prussian order of battle required a … Continue reading
All The Emperor’s Men (Part 3): Reichsarmee Cavalry
Having flipped to painting Napoleonics for a few weeks, I’ve now flopped back to painting my Seven Years War armies, starting with some cavalry regiments for the Imperial Reichsarmee. These were yet another ĂĽber-stalled project, as I painted the first … Continue reading