That's a spiffing idea Günter!

Cheers,

Toby

.... Or straw for that matter.
Does anyone have any tips as to the best way to make straw or hay to cover the bed of a cart or wagon in 28mm scale?
Thanks in advance,

Toby

They're rather expensive but very good.
Be aware that older computers may have trouble reading the cds, though.
A shame they haven't been digitised, apparently there are no plans to which seems a little short-sighted.

Cheers,

Toby

barr7430 wrote:already planned and discussed!

Fantastic! Looks like you already have two customers waiting.

Maybe slightly out on a limb here but I wondered if there might be any possibility of a range of more general or generic figures, I was thinking of: Troops on engineering tasks, digging, carrying fascines etc. Civilians, some armed but most not. Women, children perhaps. Civilian contractors, drivers...

Thanks Clarence, two I'd like to see are Nassau Friesland and Pallandt, thanks.

Toby

Just wondered if there might be more (gorgeous!) flags on the way? I'm particularly hoping for some further Dutch regiments.

Toby

Thanks for the info,Nick.

Toby

Lovely figures.
How do they compare in size with Warfare Miniatures?

Toby

Thanks Barry.
I think I'll be getting one.

Toby

Yes indeed, lovely production values!
Clearly laid out and explained, accompanying pictures very inspiring.

Could I ask who made the super little shrine that features in the full page clifftop peril of Miss Moira on p. 81?

Great work all round.

Toby

Great, thanks again.
Lovely looking figures!
Cheers,
Toby

Thanks Friedrich August I, do they need cutting down and, if so, is that easy to do?
Thanks,
Toby

Apologies if this has been asked before but I would be grateful for advice as to the best source of flag poles for W.M. infantry units.