I've been working on quite a few artillery limbers, lately - for Prussians, Wurttemberg and British. Featuring on this post are my first 3 limbers for the Prussian army. As there are no such kits dedicated to Prussians in plastic 1/72, I ha…
My second battalion of Wurttembergers, this time the 4th Regiment, with their striking pink facings: I took a little pause from the Prussians to start working on the Wurttembergers, as I plan on having some german brigades to add to my Fren…
Here's another fleet I've painted a while ago, during the isolation of the pandemic, and never got to show here. These are Ground Zero Games Scandinavian Federation, which I use as ships of the League of Kallinor - another fictional race I
Most impressive Swedish lines of battle! Marvelous job on these Swedes, Mateus! Swedes looking great dude! Does your basing of four stands of 8 men work well for a Black Powder battalion? I've been basing mine up the same after being inspir…
Good introduction; it will be interesting to see how our young nobleman of the embroidered cuffs fares. I'm trying to figure out where you have your table set up?I especially like your last picture. Unlike your usually superb photos, the ot…
Very nicely done! The Italians make a great and colorful addition to a French army, and saw lots of action, especially from 1809 on. Prince Eugene is an interesting figure as well, and became a thoroughly competent commander over time. Than…
Great news, looking forward to trying your rules.Don't forget the keep us informed when the release happens. I check the SCN forum several times a week so I wouldn't miss any important news like this.Thank you. I will, be sure. As I mention…
Not sure why the fonts began to diminish at the middle of the text. Perhaps I went over the allowed limit of file size? No, blogger has plenty of room for text. Did you cut and paste from a word processing program? Nope. Wrote directly on t…