Thursday 19 October 2023

On the work table

 Finished off my Scout section of vbcw gaming-

Vicar, Curate, Verger and seven Scouts including leader.
Might add some static grass or tufts to the bases but not decided yet.
I had bought a pack of Wargames Atlantic WW1 British and decided to use them to mark some VBCW Scottish infantry. Scottish heads came from a Warlord games sprue as well as the anti tank rifle . I have constructed a section so far and am pleased with the look-




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  1. The units are looking good. I like the gloss finish to them.

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    1. Thank you. You can’t beat glossy imho.
      Alan Tradgardland

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  2. I like the Infantry in berets very much

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    1. The Warlord heads are excellent. I had a few and I used them. The other sections have Brodie helmets or caps in the case of the former Scots Guards.

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  3. Nice figures, and the blue bonnets echo those of the Scots at Marston Moor etc, 300 years before..?
    The 'Scottish Republic' is interesting - does that reflect your sympathies, or do you see them as the 'baddies'? (no need to answer that, if it's a sensitive subject!)

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    1. Thanks and indeed. The booklet is one l contributed to where l came up with the League of St Andrews , see the booklet for more details. The title of the booklet does not reflect my sympathies at all. I am a monarchist and pro union.
      The booklet has interesting ideas on the far right in the vbcw as well as even Jacobites. Here’s a link to a run down on some vbcw factions-
      https://boardgamegeek.com/boardgamefamily/62045/game-vbcw-very-british-civil-war

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    2. P.S it is a fascinating “ what if” period and most enjoyable. I like taking real world individuals or groups and running with it ..
      Alan Tradgardland

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