Following on from the last posting,I thought Id post photographs,of part of the ducal artillery and wagon train,again just to gee myself up. I had some spare! RSM figures so I cobbled together these gunners resplendent in their green and yellow.
the wagons I picked up on e bay and are Hinchliffe,which I still think is a terrific range.The grenadier,was a sample sent by Warrior Miniatures,and is a fine figure and at a cheap price,even now.
Anyway back to my Hanoverians.
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'Back to my Hanoverians'
ReplyDeleteNot full time, please! We want more of the Duchy.
A rich train to complement a gorgeous contingent!
ReplyDeletePlease don't be put off / disheartened by the non-participation to the game. Your troops deserve to 'live' for their own - and be expanded, given regimental profiles and traditions, a country, a Duke to serve, a pretty Duchess...
like the wagons; hanoverians are nice too !
ReplyDelete-- Allan
Nowadays, with all the documentation available -in printed form and on the web- everybody and his brother can do Hanoverians, or Austrians, or whatever historical army. But only YOU can do and paint units from *your* Duchy.
ReplyDeleteThe 'Field Commander' vignette provides the uniforms of the Ducal Gardes du Corps or Gendarmes (in purple) and Horse Grenadiers.
Imaginary units are like endemic biological species living in a very restricted area -here, the brain, notes, hard drive... shelves once painted of their creator. While historical units are like ubiquitous biological species, encountered everywhere, thriving and more than a little invasive.
Don't abandon your brainchild! You may be disheartened for the time being, but I believe English has a set phrase "to throw the baby out with the bath water".
Cheers!
Jean-Louis