If you search for Bois here you'll find some pointers perhaps:

http://www.spanishsuccession.nl/armies_ ... ments.html

Nice. Looks like you are back on track.

Would the guns have had any gabions to protect them? Didn't the army just come up before the battle?

I half like them. A couple of cool things about them I think are - that you have to focus on what you are going to do right now - that you have to decide whether to use your cards to extend the command radius or to modify something you want to do - that you have to decide whether to spend one of you...

You have a what about Danish cuirassiers? Hopefully Dan Schorr will respond. I *think* that if they were wearing the coat, it was worn over the cuirass, but they wore the cuirass over the buff coat. Maybe that was an argument for convenience to myself for how I wanted to paint the figures I had thou...

Motorway wrote:Just being picky... Slangenberg was Dutch, to avoid confusion with the German Schlangenbergs, I would drop the "ch", it also easyies up searching the right person.

Blast!

Thanks for the clarification. Had to go fix a couple of blog posts....

Yes. You? When I ordered it he thought it would be the end of this month.

I ordered it on April 8. Well I sent an email on the 5th, but couldn't call him with my cc until the 8th.

Motorway wrote:MIne is on the mail as well, of course I will review it on our blog after it arrives.

I've posted a brief review on my blog, but I'm really looking forward to your review.

http://battleoframillies.wordpress.com/ ... h-is-here/

Nice. Hopefully I'll get mine in the next couple of days then.

Sounds great. I can't wait to get mine.

Hopefully someone will make commercial flags for the Dutch in the WSS. I'd like to start turning the crank on the Dutch cavalry at Ramillies.

As Poitou they would wear the Royal Livery, not sure about what they would have before. Hall doesn't add anything in this particular case.

Neat! Success to you in your venture!

wkeyser wrote:Also try to track down a copy of Brent Noseworthys book Anatomy of Victory. Lots of great insight into tactics, doctrine etc.

William

Yeah, that's a good one! There was some talk awhile back that there was going to be a revised edition of this. Anyone heard anything recently?

You can preorder it now from OMM. Single volume covering everything available as a CD. 1685-1715 Due around the end of April.

Aurore, oh boy.

A couple you might want to experiment with at some point are the Foundry Chestnut colors and some of the shades around them on their pallette.