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My 2 cents: 1. It's just an appreciation, JoPs not on an edge must be in cover. Those on an edge don't have to be in cover. And yes, JoPs on a side edge can be quite good. 2. A single tree is not

I have a two part question regarding Jump Off Points and their placement. There is a dispute between two players and I am the umpire of the campaign - Question 1: Page 13 of the rules clearly states

Thanks Graham, I did wonder about the Sikh Wars, but I confess, part of the appeal was the ready availability of the Perry plastic Afghans. I am now wondering if I consign them to the lead pile and

Iron Duke has East India Company Irregular Cavalry which you could use to represent Skinners horse (Yellow coats, red pants and red or blue turbans) GAPS 7 and 8. Also looking at the orders of battle

Doug You can always use the for early Scind and much more interestingly against the wily Ranjit Singh. At a push you could form up your French Old Guard, call them Persians and refight Herat. Graham

Meanwhile, Doug's original question was, "Has anybody done any SP2" lists? Surely someone can support our bad buying-decisions! Stephen

Neil, Can you tell me more what you have in mind with the British Irregular Cavalry. Whose figures? What might they represent? Thanks. Always open to ideas. All the best Stephen

Don’t forget about the British Irregular Cavalry, that can give you quite a bit of variation. Neil Sent from Mail for Windows Sent: August 20, 2021 6:19 PM To:

Lancers and Light Dragoons make for some colourful figures though.... Thanks Stephen. Get Outlook for Android<https://aka.ms/AAb9ysg> ________________________________ Sent: Thursday, August 19, 2021

I know, I've looked at the Empress/Iron Duke range and been ashamed of the lust... Hmmm.. of course, if I was a REAL wargamer, I would collect both. And just to deflect, painting some Perry plastic

Jon, thanks for your interest in VWC [Virtual Wargames Club]. To learn more just email me at stephen.f.caddy@... all the best, Stephen

Doug, that's the uniform I'm using for Carlist Wars and an alternative Victorian Civil War - both SP2. With Afghan, Opium, Cape and Carlist Wars there's quite a few infantry and artillery. Cavalry is

Take heart, Doug! Flashman was involved in the Mutiny, too! And Empress/Iron Duke have a lovely and comprehensive range of figures! Byron

Thanks Peter, I only bought a few as I wanted to do Sharp Practice, but that's very helpful. It's interesting to see the relatively high number of NCOs. All the best Doug Get Outlook for

Hi Stephen, no, they are generally the pristine bell topped shako and short jackets version. I am considering whether I want to bite the bullet, put them on the back-burner and just go full on Indian

Hi I don’t know what scale you bought, Men who would be king are quite good for this period. The basic british infantry coy orbat was BRITISH INFANTRY COMPANY 1880S COY HQ – Capt.

Good Morning Stephen, How does one find the Virtual Wargames Club? I thank you in advance. Jon wrote:

Accidents do happen - however careful one tries to be. I look forward to learning more of this project at the Virtual Wargame Club. Did you buy the Gandamak figures? Stephen

Ok, I managed to accidentally buy a small group of wargames foundry 1st Afghan War British. So now I'm wondering if anyone has done lists for the conflict? Doug (I blame Flashman...) Get Outlook for

The TFL website was updated recently and some old links don’t work. You can still find Lard Island News by going through the main site. John