Here are just a few of what's included, from full table layouts and battle scenes, to individual units, command vignettes and small set-pieces (like the infamous witch vignettes, originally shown on my old Breitenfeld blog)...
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Don't worry; the archives updating project is almost at an end, and I'll have some fresh stuff to show for my main 18th century Pils-Holstein project very soon.
Meanwhile, as always your comments are welcome... (it's the only way I know anyone's visiting and interested!!!).
Cheers for your support.
Absolutly stunning, the last three pictures are outstanding!
ReplyDeleteAstonishing - just the finest inspiration.
ReplyDeleteThank you Phil.
Austin
Wonderful to see these marvellous figures Phil. The TYW is a fascinating period, and these pictures help to bring it alive. Wagner lives! :)
ReplyDeleteDave
Thanks for your supportive comments. This is my favourite collection, other than the current 18th century project.
ReplyDeletePhil
Nice to see all those extra photos
ReplyDelete-- Allan
Very nice to see these again! The first time I saw pictures of your TYW collection on line I started to read up on the period. I have resisted the lead temptation so far but I doubt there is a period with as much swashbuckle and flair or as much diversity.
ReplyDeletethanks for posting this archive!
Jim