Second what Dave said above, great stuff.

Thanks, may look into that.

Toby

Recently the Mem and myself paid a long talked about visit to Northern Ireland by way of a drive from Rosslare to Enniskillen. Simply marvellous all round, people, sites, food, accommodation, all fantastic. From the perspective of this forum the highlights were: The Battle of the Boyne site. Enniski...

Interesting idea.
Any recommendations as to types of pen and sources of them?

Cheers,

Toby

She's lovely, James.
Where did you get the fittings like anchors, chains and swivel guns?

Toby

Thanks, now I'm a straw for every wind that blows...
I'll give it a go.

Hadn't caught it and was thinking of watching it on catch-up when it was complete. Less sure I'll bother now given a couple of the comments here.

I'd imagine so, e-mail Barry and ask?

T

The cavalry packs are three horses and riders for £8.50.
The infantry are five figures for £6.75

Cheers,

Toby

There are excellent unit packs for both Infantry and Cavalry available from the online store that cover pretty much every permutation you could ask for i.e. firing lines, advancing, at ready, at ease, with or without pikes and/or with or without grenadiers. With pikes tends to be 25 figures, without...

Lovely work.

Toby

Reading Ede-Borrett's "Army of James II" I noticed he says that the "apostles" were painted green, blue or black.
Does anyone know if this continued throughout the period and would apply to regiments in Ireland?

Thanks

Toby

Lovely work.

Thanks gents, that's greatly appreciated.
The burning town might be a challenge to do on the cap fronts.
Cheers,
Toby

Did anyone see the Derek Jacobi edition of "Who Do You Think You Are"?
His ancestor Armand de Bastide was at the Boyne serving in Schomberg's Horse.