A closeup of the firing line ...
doesn't look like effective volley fire is in progress - they'll need more practice !
Attack on the Railway Gun Installation...
2 days ago
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18th Century Wargaming - the ongoing saga of the conflicts between Wittenberg and neighbouring countries..
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Welcome to the Kingdom of Wittenberg.
A blog documenting the encounters between the armies of the imaginary nations of the Kingdom of Wittenberg and its neighbours (including the Kingdom of Monrovia and their allies). My inspiration being drawn from 'Charge or How to Play Wargames' by Young & Lawford and 'The Wargame' by Charles Grant.
A blog documenting the encounters between the armies of the imaginary nations of the Kingdom of Wittenberg and its neighbours (including the Kingdom of Monrovia and their allies). My inspiration being drawn from 'Charge or How to Play Wargames' by Young & Lawford and 'The Wargame' by Charles Grant.
I have a number of other period interests for wargaming (from ancients to WW2), these have their own blogs, see below.
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My Other Wargame/Hobby Blogs
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Water Tower Upgrade....2 days ago
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A few more figures ....2 weeks ago
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More Registered Cossacks ....4 weeks ago
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Taking Manga --- the action....5 weeks ago
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Ambush ...2 months ago
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Trouble At Egershavn4 months ago
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Where sparrows fly ....4 years ago
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Roman Testudo (completed)4 years ago
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Supplies to San Lorenzo ....5 years ago
Campaign PDFs
- Campaign PDF 1: The 3rd Belgravian Wars Campaign
- Campaign PDF 2: Trouble in the Hoflandt - Battle of Zigenfeldt (40mm)
- Campaign PDF 3: Monrovia V Pelardon - The Siege of Fausignac
- Campaign PDF 4: Hofler's Pandours (and the battle of Hofheim)
- Campaign PDF 5: The Begovian War, from Sartoli to Minsonda
- Campaign PDF 6: Monrovia v Fenwick, Into the Bylandt
- Campaign PDF 7: The Begovian Wars (Vol 2), from Sprengenhof to Minsonda
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5 comments:
A very fine and likely mix.
Are the ones uniformed in blue coats wearing the 'official' uniform of the militia, or are they 'professionals' from a regular unit providing a 'cadre'?
Do I see a clergyman on the extreme right?
They'll need more practice, but look eager to improve!
Quantity has a quality all its own.
Send them back to the butts - more practice and less games of chance/drinking etc!
An excellent unit Sir!
Alan
The ones uniformed in blue coats are wearing the 'official' uniform of the militia. In peacetime there is 1 company and a cadre of officers, at times of war the ranks are swelled by the reservists who bring their own kit and muskets.
--- Allan
Does anybody dare to inspect the private kit of militia?
:)
A
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