somehow the British gunners ended up without a single linstock amongst them
while the Dutch, Spanish and French are all properly equipped
While waiting for the glue to dry on the bastions-basing project I spent my time finishing the gun crews that I had assembled. This took less time than I thought it would and I now am the owner of six more gun crews. I also painted one of my scratch-built fortress-carriage cannons. They seem to work together well enough. I am thinking that making a mold and casting the guns instead of scratch-building them is probably the best answer, more on that idea later.
the French gunners bravely volunteered to fire the experimental new cannon
Looking good! I love how you snap your fingers and poof! You have instant figures to play with. I'm still working on putting my dudes together.
ReplyDeleteI come to wargaming from a plastic modelling background.....a kit with only a half dozen parts is a breeze, even if there are two dozen figures :)
ReplyDeleteThose wargames factory figures do look very nice. I have some stashed away for Maurice but have yet to bite the bullet. Maybe 2018?
ReplyDeleteI almost picked up the Warlord Games Marlborough's Army that they have on sale .....the price is excellent. Maybe after the holidays
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