Another new forum! Now about those Jacobites?

by **grant** » Wed Oct 12, 2011 8:33 pm

Any plans for some lovely WG Jacobites and British?

by **Paul @ Warlord Games** » Wed Oct 12, 2011 8:40 pm

It would be remiss of me to mention any further additions to this range that may, or may not, appear in the not too distant future.

Until that does, or does not, happen feel free to use this forum to discuss the BP Supplement, the two characters models we do have released or any element of 18th Century warfare...

by **grant** » Wed Oct 12, 2011 8:50 pm

Paul @ Warlord Games wrote:It would be remiss of me to mention any further additions to this range that may, or may not, appear in the not too distant future.

Until that does, or does not, happen feel free to use this forum to discuss the BP Supplement, the two characters models we do have released or any element of 18th Century warfare...

Huzzah! Three cheers and a bacon butty for Paul!

You know, I may end up eBaying more stuff or you will have to give a job so I can work for miniatures

by **Stuart** » Wed Oct 12, 2011 9:13 pm

Paul - I'm glad or not glad that you may or may not do something with Jacobites or not Jacobites

I have a head ache or do I?...... :shock:

by **Big Al** » Wed Oct 12, 2011 9:44 pm

Stuart wrote:Paul - I'm glad or not glad that you may or may not do something with Jacobites or not Jacobites
I have a head ache or do I?......

Dunno, but I have!

by **Parus Ater** » Wed Oct 12, 2011 10:00 pm

A refight over my gaff might be in order.

I'm in Prestonpans, btw :mrgreen:

by **grant** » Thu Oct 13, 2011 3:09 am

Parus Ater wrote:A refight over my gaff might be in order.

I'm in Prestonpans, btw

Nice! Lol.

I have the Bonnie Prince and the Cumberland mini, but will be waiting for any/all Jacobite era minis. I bought the minis for Hundorf from the book in 6mm, for ease of getting in and painting fast, but my first love is definitely 28mm. Can't wait to see what WG does for Jacobites! I am less interested in SYW, to be honest.

by **Parus Ater** » Thu Oct 13, 2011 9:09 am

grant wrote:
Parus Ater wrote:A refight over my gaff might be in order.

I'm in Prestonpans, btw

Nice! Lol.

It's really not, I'm afraid! :cry:

by **grant** » Thu Oct 13, 2011 4:06 pm

Parus Ater wrote:
grant wrote:
Parus Ater wrote:A refight over my gaff might be in order.

I'm in Prestonpans, btw

Nice! Lol.

It's really not, I'm afraid!

No offense intended! Being in the middle of western Canada, I am very often jealous of those who can easily access such historical sites. of course, I look at it with less of the baggage that I am sure such battles carry - probably similar to people who reenact 12SS in ww2; I find that distasteful due to the barbarity that the division did to the Canadians in particular at the abbaie.

So, sorry if I rankled or offended you.

by **red** » Fri Oct 14, 2011 6:02 pm

I suspect he was referring to the weather...
The area is fairly impressive terrain wise. It beats the snot out of Norfolk, hands down.
What might be considered less impressive is the statue of Mel Gibson at Stirling! :lol:

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