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| a little app I found that may be getting more use with these minis to give the battlefield reports a more 19th century feel |
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| the photo the first image came from |
In time for the Xmas season I have finished the Union army for Bull Run.
So I took some time to process a few images of the while force.
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| the 'first' of the Corps Command Stands that are envisioned ... with three models planned for future army command stands |
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| Mc Dowell commanded the Union 'army' at Bull Run which was not much more than a corps in total |
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| the system has a number of options |
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| I also took shots with my older camera which will be used still |
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| The 3rd Division was selected to have three unique Union uniforms, some Zuaves, the red shirt wearing Minnesotans and a grey coated Brigade |
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| the red shirted Minnesota regiment was chosen as a feature for one Union Brigade |
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| a closer view showing the new unit name tags, which will also hold the color marker 'pins' |
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| each cadre stand for cavalry and infantry as well as every artillery unit and command stand also have a metal sheet under them, so if needed my metal magnetic name tag holders could be used to ID units in a more subtle fashion |
2 comments:
Great pictures Murdock. They look great en masse and I really like the building; is it a coach house?
Thanks Cod.
The building is from a European collection for use in Napoleonic 15mm games.
I think it was described as 'civic building'.
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