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| artillery laid out on the table covering |
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| skirmishing dragoons |
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| Royalist horse |
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| Jaegers |
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| just a horse troop |
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| the jaegers and the old 'paper' cover |
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| a grouping with the new fur coverings |
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| artillery |
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| work in progress ... |
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- In a uniform from the age of 13 to 30, learned much of 'military life' and after a decade of travel have settled down to start a family. Started with boardgames and RPG's in the 1970's and added tabletop miniatures in the 1990's. Now with a family of three boys, seeking to turn this sometime hobby into more of a lifestyle.
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3 comments:
Interesting approach Murdock- I can see the potential for switching base coverings around as suits the battlefield. Do you think the fur would take dye?
If it is a polyester or other synthetic material? NO.
I tried that a few years ago, they all failed miserably.
My alternate purpose is to have the different coverings to denote different armies, or divisions, on the tabletop faster.
Quite wild looking country! But, as a fellow war gamer once remarked: battle aren't usually fought on a bowling green.
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