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Not a war-gamer |
Gratuitous shot of Sammy aside, the Teenage Mutant Ninja turtle is purely for - ahem - illustrative purposes.
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Traffic Jam! |
Those Grant-esque units have quite a foot-print when deployed in line!
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Comardo Dragoons |
Particular favourites of mine.
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Alzheimer Light Infantry |
Perhaps a little overpoweringly strong for any period? They should be a jolly nuisance, but not a battle-winner!
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Wonderful photos, Greg! Thank you. You know, I believe I read somewhere about a Ninja Turtle Guard regiment that has been lost annals of history. Your son looks interested too. Perhaps a budding wargamer in another year or so?
Best Regards,
Stokes
Some fine-looking regiments of Spencer Smiths there, thank you for the photos.
I particularly admire the light infantry in the last picture, the black and red combo is very striking. I always found that a full Grant 24 + 4 light infantry unit, with the men 3" apart in open order, took up an awful lot of room on the table.
Young Mr Olley's painting, those last ones, Steve. I can take no credit! They took up enough room when just an inch or so apart!
Greg
Yup, straight at 'em.
I like the cavalry!
The Lt.Infantry look excellent
The Lt.Infantry look excellent
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