As I mentioned in my previous post, this part of the collection (the mid-18th century) is a major project, and I have a very detailed order of battle for the protagonists listed out.
In terms of adding more infantry I am planning:
- 1 more fictitious Pils-Holstein battalion
- 4 more battalions of Prussian infantry
- 5 more battalions of French infantry
- 1 more battalion of Astrovian (Hungarian) infantry
Flags are done and already in stock (thanks to Mark Allen's work a few years ago - I stockpiled them in advance).
Most of the figures are also in stock.
Whilst I do have a list of 'must have' horse regiments, I have a looser approach to adding more cavalry, but I will over time be able to keep pace with the infantry additions I hope.
Artillery requires some attention too... somehow it's always this arm of service which seems to get left behind in the planning. Apologies to any gunners who are reading this!
The plan is to put this on as a display game once it's all finished, probably in around 5 years time (once I've completed the other projects first - namely Wars of Vaubarian Succession, TYW, and Successors).
Thanks to the many people I met up with at Partizan who said how much they were enjoying the recent posts about my plans for my various projects. Much appreciated.
On that note, Partizan was a terrific show. I took a few snaps, but nothing that you won't have seen elsewhere online. There are lots of blog reports and videos and Facebook posts circulating should you wish to see more. All told it was a good day out, and I spent much of it chatting to old friends and chewing the hobby fat.
Finally, thanks to those who have been commenting and showing appreciation of my recent posts.
More to come...
Really looking forward to seeing your progress on this project, your figures are quite stunning and always nice to see, so additions will be very much appreciated!!
ReplyDeleteLooks like plenty to keep your brush busy... some projects take time to come to fruition. My Samurai armies project progresses at a snails pace (probably as I am casting and prepping figures - a chore and a delight in one)
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