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Great looking game.  What are the chaps in green beside the Vielsalm sign?  Also what is the colour of the German webbing a nice conker brown?

Oh we must have one of these:

www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=10156898838062991&set=gm.2475549399233085&type=3&theater

We MUST have a set of these:

www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=756807781400864&set=gm.706791459745137&type=3&theater&ifg=1

I like the other Balkans first and then the East Africans.  There was a cracking 28mm game at Vapnatak a couple of years ago.  I will try and find the pics.

Thanks for all the input.  The game was very close and I got a small win.  Great fun as always. 

In my game on Saturday Rob said that my artillery can only fire one column to the side of straight ahead.  Has anybody else seen this as I have looked in the rules. 

Thanks!!  Glad it wasn't my eyes!

Now it may be me being a bit dim, I can see the dismounted Cossacks:  75. Dismounted Cossacks
but cannot see any mounted ones!

Hi
Does anybody have ideas/links to pics of the Boer light artillery, described as pom poms.
Any other Boer uniforms data would also be appreciated.
Also good 15mm figures.  I have Mini Figs.
Thanks

What do people use for late war German command?

I will try them in separate units.
Thanks

I was very disappointed today when I came to base up my 15mm WW1 Late Germans.  I had added a couple of packs of the Freikorps/Light equipment figures only to find that they were significantly bigger than the rest of the army.  Not only in height but in body size.  So be careful.      

     

Does anybody have an colour schemes and/or pictures of WW1 Turkish artillery?  Especially if they are patterned!!

Quote from: Leslie BT on March 05, 2017, 07:38:58 PM
They look excellent, much more colourful and interesting than the late war.

Basing looks good too. Like the extra bits on the artillery bases. Whats the difference between those with shells and the bare ones?

Shells are brass rod ground to a shaped point.  Spent cases are brass tube.  Score with a sharp knife then 'wiggled' with pliers to snap.  Shells for my previous Big Bertha post same but using knitting needles.

I am going to add some EWM crates when painted.

I had a look at the terrain n the Early War Miniatures stand at Hammerhead yesterday.  Their figures and guns are 20mm but look very nice.  They do an number of sundries including crates (2 sizes) and jerry cans.  I bought some as the difference in something that small is negligible.  They also have a nice range of rubber terrain.  It does need painting.