The Borrowers

[Colonel Kilgore]

Paul,

Maybe there's a chance that the "History of Wargaming Project" will republish them?

They have done quite a lot, including other Grant books, here:

http://www.wargaming.co/index.htm

Simon

[Paul in NZ]

When I left the UK I left my 25mm Napoleonic Prussian, Hessian and French armies and a 6mm Napoleonic Saxon army with a mate until we got settled.  Now two countries later I keep asking for my figures and haven't managed to get them back.  It was 23 years ago... but I ask every year haha.

[martin goddard]

Maybe time to rebuild it all Paul. With newer rules and figure ranges it might be an enjoyable project?

martin

[Bankinista]

and a new scale 

[martin goddard]

Ah yes, 15mm is king.


martin

[Bankinista]

Further to the last comment here's part of Eylau in 15mm



Derek of Cambridge

[Paul in NZ]

@Bankinista Haha what figures and rules are you using?

[Bankinista]

The figures are just about from everyone that does 15mm Napoleonics, (including PP) because our group has lots of Napoleonics covering just about every theatre. In a moment of madness we even did Waterloo on a battalion for battalion basis. The rules are our own and can cover the battles we tend to do.



The Napoleon Command Pizza

Bankinista

[Leman (Andy)]

My first ever uniform book which I bought in Smiths when I was about 15. It was one of the Blandfords covering 1500 to the 1960s.I lent it to a young novice wargamer and never saw it again. Then 20 years later I found a good copy on Dave Lanchester's stand at Phalanx. It wasn't the one I had lent out. Really nice to have a copy of it again.