Q - All units must have the same facing (towards of theenemy board edge) during the game, except units that have been turned around in combat or as a result of being fired on? A - Yes. Q – Since there is no facing, all units (including artillery)may fight or fire...
This is a list showing all Prussian musketeer regiments and grenadier battalions for the campaign of 1806. The regiments IR6 and IR15 (made up of the Guard musketeer companies) are not represented as the figures have not been made at the time of publishing. These images are designed...
By Alan and Michael Perry TV presenter Ian Hislop clutching his 'research material' in the Perry's Wargames room during filming. It was the night before Christmas…well about 10 days before, when a maiden in distress popped up on The Miniatures Page forum. She was a researcher from a TV company making...
“German” (more specifically Brunswick and Hesse Hanau) units served under both Burgoyne and St Leger during the 1777 campaign. Men from both states made up the left wing of Burgoyne’s army, under Baron Riedesel (note just plain old plain old, no “von”) and a few Hesse-Hanau jaeger joined St...
24th charging - figures painted by Dave Woodward Old myths and new research often sit uneasily together, and the 30 years since the publication of the famous (and still very useful) Mollo/McGregor book Uniforms of the American Revolution have seen a considerable amount of new data unearthed – often quite literally –...
ORDERS-OF-BATTLE APPENDIX 1 – The garrison of Fort Ticonderoga (as at June 28, 1777) 1st New Hampshire Regiment (Cilley’s)[24 officers, 6 staff, 24 sergeants, 12 drummers, 193 men present fit, 88 present sick, 113 on command]2nd New Hampshire Regiment (Hale’s)[28 officers, 5 staff, 31 sergeants, 13 drummers, 212 men present fit,...
