Tuesday, 10 June 2014

fiddlesticks !! techno intrusion

I've just been notified by my ISP that my e-mail address will not be supported by Google for access to Google accounts from June 16th; this is due to Google doing some upgrades and as my ISP e-mail address is used to access mail hosted by Google for my ISP it will clash with by blogger access (I thinks that's the jist of it)   aargh !! (and other expletives).

From what I've found out this means my access to blogger may be affected - I'm not taking any chances and I've just finished allowing my google e-mail address to be used to access all my blogs. So I have the correct access rights now and a fab new google+ account to play with.

Just for info to transfer access on a blog to a new E-Mail address, I did the following
  • Sign in to blogger on my original e-mail addres.
  • In blog Settings - Basic -Permissions, added the new access e-mail to the Blog Authors and send invite.
  • Sign out of blogger .
  • In your new Email accept the Invite, then when its shows the blog in your new account - sign out.
  • Sign in to blogger on your original e-mail address.
  • In blog Settings - Basic -Permissions, Blog Authors change the new e-mail address to Admin access.
  • Sign out of blogger.
  • Sign in to blogger with the new e-mail address and check the permissions are admin
What a palaver - normal service will be resumed following this techno intrusion as I have a game report to post - so a there will be a couple of posts - a scene setter and then the game report.

Saturday, 7 June 2014

The Royal Bed Chamber ....

The King and Queen are up and dressed and having a final preen before starting the day's busy schedule at the palace.

 ---oXo---

Donutz the King's batman checks the King has his hat on properly ....
 The Queen is assisted with her makeup by one of her maids...
 One of the Queen's cats makes herself comfortable on the sofa ....

 The full scene...

Saturday, 10 May 2014

Wittenberg: Infantry Regiment Prinz Clemens

The King and the Field Marshal have made the short journey to the Wittenberg garrison barracks to inspect the newly raised regiment Prinz Clemens..


[new regiment figures: all Foundry, apart from mounted officer - Hinchcliffe; officer on foot without spontoon - Redoubt]

Sunday, 27 April 2014

'Furniture shopping' ....

A visit to downtown Wittenberg to the establishment of Schafer and Wurm - furniture and cabinet makers by royal appointment to the King. 

In the warehouse a visitor from the palace is checking on the progress of a new four poster bed ....
 Meanwhile in the main showroom a customer places an order for a set of chairs ....

Other customers browsing .....
An overview of the main showroom...


[most of the furniture shown is from Petite Properties 1/48 range  shown initially here; the big four poster bed is scratchbuilt from plasticard and bits.]

Saturday, 19 April 2014

Camp scene ...

I finished off some small camp vignettes today; Redoubt figs on left and from Perry AWI camp set on the right
 more from the Perry AWI camp set ...
a couple of Front Rank horses and a spare Old Glory officer....

---oXo---

Having finished the new vignettes above I set out all my tents, accessories and other figs etc to create a camp scene...


Some close ups....



Wednesday, 9 April 2014

Wittenland Army Corps Chevaux-Legers

The King has made a short journey outside the capital to review the cavalry of the Wittenland army corps; consisting of the Prinz Albrecht and Graf Bruhl chevaux-legers regiments which have recently been brought back up to full strength.

The regiments trot out, with Prinz Albrecht taking the lead .....
 The king rides forward to carry out a closer inspection .....

[FIGS: New: Prinz Albrecht regiment - using Hinchcliffe austrian dragoon officers and prussian cuirsassier figures; Refurbished: Graf Bruhl consisting of Front Rank prussian dragoons. Both regiments painted in Duchy of Saxony uniforms].

Saturday, 15 March 2014

Trouble in the Hoflandt - mini campaign report (40mm)

I've extracted a series of posts from a while back to show the last small campaign and resulting battle for the Hoflandt- using my 40mm collection.

The mini-campaign report is here, in PDF format, follow the link

 Trouble in the Hoflandt - the Battle of Ziegenfeldt