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Category Archives: Painted Units
‘Hannover Siegt, Der Franzmann Liegt’ (Part 10: Hessian Reinforcements)
As mentioned last time, we’d decided to refight the Combat of Sanderhausen at Haverfordwest Gaming Club’s recent open day. However, that would require me to finish some more units, including the Chasseurs de Fischer for the French side and quite … Continue reading
‘Hannover Siegt, Der Franzmann Liegt’ (Part 9: My First SYW Brunswickers)
As mentioned in the comments section of my last post, my old mate Jase is back in town! 🙂 He was long ago exiled from Wales to New Zealand for reasons we don’t like to talk about (it was never … Continue reading
Reinforcements For King Louis (Part 9: Chasseurs de Fischer & Massed Flank Companies)
Since starting my Seven Years War French army in February 2021 with the ‘Frogruary Challenge’, things have progressed rather well. The total number of units currently stands at 40 infantry battalions, 3 light infantry battalions, 2 massed grenadier battalions, 4 … Continue reading
Reinforcements for King Louis (Part 8: More Swiss, Artillery, etc.)
Apologies once again for the slow pace here of late. The wargaming mojo has been at rock-bottom just lately, but I’m sure it’ll pick up again. There is however, a vast raft of blog-stuff to catch up on, starting with … Continue reading
‘King George Commands And We Obey’ (Part 6: Regiments of Horse and Dragoon Guards)
Please try to control your excitement and do not adjust your set, but here are some more British cavalry regiments for the Seven Years War! As discussed last time, I had the sudden urge late last year, to paint all … Continue reading
‘King George Commands And We Obey’: My 15mm SYW British Army (Part 5: Dragoons)
As discussed in Part 3 of this series, I was originally using the Allied order of battle for the Battle of Minden 1759 as my painting ‘To Do’ list for the ‘Western Allied’ armies (Great Britain, Hanover, Hesse-Cassel, Brunswick and … Continue reading
Reinforcements for King Louis (Part 7: More French Infantry)
My apologies for the slow pace of articles thus far in 2024, despite my stated best intentions! Unfortunately, various illnesses in my immediate family, a drastic change in my work shift-pattern since the New Year and a general Winter Malaise … Continue reading
Reinforcements for King Louis! (Part 6: The Mestre de Camp Général Dragoons (Santa’s Own))
As it’s Christmas, I thought I’d share with you what is possibly the most festive all all regiments, the French Mestre de Camp Général Dragoons in their Santa hats?! 🙂 The regiment was first raised in 1674 as the Tessé … Continue reading
‘King George Commands And We Obey’: My 15mm SYW British Army (Part 4: Highlanders)
As discussed last time, we’re going to be refighting the Battle of Warburg over Christmas and for that game I’m going to need some extra British units, namely the two regiments of Highlanders serving in Germany (the 87th (Keith’s) and … Continue reading
‘Hannover Siegt, Der Franzmann Liegt’ (Part 8: Hanoverian Cavalry)
Having shocked the surviving readers of this blog last week by publicly playing with Gareth’s nobori and having caused palpitations by making people read Japanese names, I thought I’d better post the blog equivalent of Mogadon to calm everyone down. … Continue reading