First metal, castings from a first run of my new moulds.
pleased with the results - especially the drummer.
18th Century Wargaming - the ongoing saga of the conflicts between Wittenberg and neighbouring countries..
First metal, castings from a first run of my new moulds.
The latest set of the moulds for the 18C foot figures progressing well.
The most laborious part bedding the masters in plasticene is done..
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On a clear moonlit night, the squire of Villensdorf leads some of the local men into the rocky countryside to locate and kill a troll that has been taking their livestock....
The finished generic 40mm SYW sculpts of various figures, finished off in June, have been allocated to moulds. There artillery crew, infantry command, march attack infantry, a jager and hussar in kolpack.
Currently working through doing final checks on the masters, before they are bedded in with plasticene prior to mixing the mould compound.A selection of figures painted, mostly from Black Hussar Miniatures....
A woodcutter, something for the artillery (Eureka figures) plus some more chaps for my bread oven setup...
All the reworked Pontoon stuff is finished; extra wagons, more pontoons, improved deck sections and an an improved selection of pontooniers in action poses.
The uniform for the pontooniers is like those of the SYW Hanoverian army; I liked the light blue coat colours - just right for working on the water.
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The first and second pontoon companies..... formed up ready to embark on a little bridge building competition.
2nd company on the marchThe Saxe-Jarlsberg army is now complete; I've kept the uniforms and units as close as possible to the those of the Brunswick army during the seven years war. There are some deviations..
My game table is 7ft6in x 3ft. The fleece game mat that I bought a couple of months ago for my game table was a 7' x 5'; too short for my table lengthways and too long for the across the table.
I trimmed 6" off it length ways to give me a 1ft gap; then cut ~1ft8in off it the other way to give a mat 6ft6in by 3ft3in ; then I used part of the offcuts to fill the gap. There is an overlap, which has visible edge due to the thickness of the fleece mat.
That visible overlap......
The last unit in the Saxe-Jarlsberg army complete. Brunswick IR Imhoff joins the army; along with all of the converged grenadier battalion.