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Yes was a great game Bob. I have downloaded the files and might try to recreate the game at my local club in Essex. Also interested in the Great Lakes conflicts and will try similar. regards Ian

The game looked great Bob, and looks to have sparked a lot of interest in the rules and period

As per previous post...

Hello Sailors, Following our ‘Lard Enough’ day in Southampton recently, I’ve had several requests to post some information about the KMH ‘Coffee & Danish’ game that I put on, including

We know that but we all need a laugh while we have something to laugh at. Best Regards Mike Leese (N. Wales)

Typing on my phone plus the spell check does funny things. Cantor instead of canter as only spelling error is good. Not a horseman either. Mike Reese

Given that the Perry brothers are starting to release a range of figures for the War of the Triple Alliance, has anyone given thought to creating Sharp Practice unit stats for the conflict? Byron

I imagine it would be. I know what the RTR thought of the Household Cavalry in a much later era ? Fair to point out though that there were a few British Cavalry regiments that didn’t see much

Doug, Sore subject when I chatted to the Curator of the Household Cavalry museum at Windsor a few years ago rofl K

Ah yes Tony Soprano - think we saw that on TV. Something to do mobsters and with 'sleeping with the fishes'. On Sunday, 8 March 2020, 20:46:09 GMT, Mike Leese <mike.leese@...> wrote:

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Think we might mean canter. Cantor is something a bit different.

Mike Reese, that is the post we all should have made, if we hadn’t been too lazy ;-) Get Outlook for iOS<https://aka.ms/o0ukef> ________________________________ Sent: Sunday, March 8, 2020 8:02:25

1. Reading the rules on the subject: Scouting Cavalry and Impact Cavalry (defined Page 11)may continue a charge after successfully winning a Fisticuffs. 2. Dragoons (as defined on page 11), and

I can second that - I am currently building their Church in 1/48 and it is lovely Sent from my Samsung Galaxy smartphone.

Following on from the latest article by Rich in Wargames Soldiers and Strategy, the following company may be of interest, Petite Properties Ltd. As well as buildings in 1/48 scale they do a range of

It’s either a6mm village, or a very big tongue !!!

You've got a village on the tip of your tongue??? ;-)

In the ACW veteran units were more cautious. In the SYW and Napoleonic wars discipline was ferociously enforces. I can only speak of the British and Prussian armies. In the British Army it was the

They pulled a light cavalry Regt out of trouble the day before Waterloo versus line lancers in or around a village but they didn’t pursue. I’ve forgotten the name of the village, it’s on the tip