Thanks guys and thanks Corso for the PM. All very helpful!
Agreed. Leaders really make this game and add so much flavor.
I’d also add – as new to the gaming – each leader to be included with his particular flag, whether cavalry or infantry. Just a newbie suggestion.
Beautifully done. I’ve noticed some gorgeous flags. How do you chaps pull the off? Whats the best maker for those or do you add to them with paint?
Cheers
Bill
Beautifully done. I love the mud effect in front of the barricade.
Many thanks! BCW Project site is amazing!
My army is Royalist, as an FYI. My son’s is Parliament.
beautiful
Really beautiful. I’m sure those chaps will fight well on the board!
nice work!
lovely! get some finished close ups. I’d love to see the tartans.
My Irish/ scotts look extremely boring compared to these. I guess mine are of a poorer stock!
good stuff … and great history lesson.
looking great!
Wondering if you are going to give his lifeguard their own unique flag? If so, what would MacColla’s colors be? I’ve been debating this in my mind, myself.
Cheers
looks awesome. Nice touch with the pigeons!
Bill
Lol, he’s 22 so allowance is not an option but I could take away his room and have him sleep in a tent in the back yard, lol. He’s Army so he might like that, though.
Good idea on the Montrose angle. For our most recent game we’ve taken some serious but fun liberties. On my older son’s team he has a New Model Army with the ‘Painful’ Cromwell situation. He has a partner, his best friend, who also has a New Model Army but also some Mercenary Landsknechts with Halberds (I know, this is a “Bill’s” world game).
On my side, I have the Irish Brigade with MacColla, a Cornish Pike regiment, a medium gun and two units of cavalry. I have Astley as C&C. My other son (15 year old) has a TYW little Army with Tilly and a large Pike regiment along with a unit of Cuirassiers, Croats and a unit of Winged Lancers. I recognize the massive level of liberties here, but the board looks so darn good lined up. I’ll send a pick.
As a side note, I’m trying to lure in three more sons into this little hobby that I’ve recently picked up. Wish me luck!