two weeks time will see me travel to Scotland and visit Charles Grant to refight the battle of Rocoux for another of his forthcoming books.
I have been privileged to participate in a number of these refights and most enjoyable they have been
Rocux is a little different in that Charles wanted to use my British troops so the last few weeks has seen much painting of cavalry, there is now one squadron of Scots Greys to go to complete the 12 squadrons asked for.
Hence the busy paint table - not helped bu my son who suddenly decided to take a break fro the Horus Heresy and start WWII and plonk 30 Panzer Grenadiers and a few Brits on the bench before he left for three weeks to America!
SO its back down now to prepping the last squadron and converting a couple of standard bearers.,
11 comments:
Cool, nicely done!
You lucky so and so Graham. Thats a battle I have never fought and have always wanted to. I will be very interested about Charles's account when it gets done.
Paul,
thanks. The last 9 are started :)
Enjoy the game, Graham. The cavalry look mighty fine!
Phil
Robbie,
thanks. Apart from it being another allied defeat it's quite an intriguing one. I think Charles is focusing on the centre action - hence all the Brits
Phil,
thanks I'm sure I will and yup when all 3 regiments are down looks pretty good :)
Looking mighty fine indeed. always more encouragement when a deadline is looming.
Paul,
Absolutely right. Need to set a few more :)
Nothing gets the paint brush whirring more than a project deadline Graham. This looks splendid and I certainly look forward to reading all about your fame in Charles next book.'
More like infamy, infamy they've all got it infamy
As Carlo said, a deadline for a game really adds focus! Figures looking nice. Enjoy the game with Charles.
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