19th Century Sudan Wargames Armies 1883-1885
Thursday, November 29, 2007
Highlanders!
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I can't avoid it any longer. There were two big Highland regiments at El Teb and Tamai so I have just put in an order from the Perries f...
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Sunday, November 25, 2007
Royal Marines Light Infantry: Painted 1
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Well, I got three painted rather than the six I was aiming for this week, but that's because I did some more Spartans and some GNW Swede...
Monday, November 19, 2007
John Wilcox: The Guns of El Kebir
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So, having done the Zulu War, the first Boer War, the Bepedi war and the Afghan War, John Wilcox is sending his Sharpe-like hero, Simon Font...
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Saturday, November 17, 2007
Next unit: Royal Marines Light Infantry
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The next unit I'm going to do is the Royal Marines Light Infantry. There is no disagreement on the numbers in this unit; all the sources...
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Monday, November 12, 2007
Painted: 2nd Battalion The Princess Victoria's Royal Irish Fusiliers
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Here is the completed unit. It looks rather small but they were a small force, less than 350 men! The Royal Irish Fusiliers landed at Trink...
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Sunday, November 11, 2007
Egyptian Infantryman
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I finished my first Egyptian and apart from the amount of white paint I had to slap on he was quite easy to paint. I will continue to do a f...
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Beja in Ambush
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I finished four of the Perries nice Beja in ambush figures today. I am going to do a unit of twenty just because I like the look of them. So...
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Sunday, November 04, 2007
Walk like an Egyptian
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Perry Sudan figures don't come up on eBay very often so I was pleased to pick up a bunch of Egyptian infantry at a (not very big) discou...
2nd Battalion The Princess Victoria's Royal Irish Fusiliers
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Depending on the sources there were between 334 (Asquith), 343 (Preziosi) and 350-400 (Featherstone) troops of the Royal Irish Fusiliers pre...
3rd Battalion King's Royal Rifle Corps
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Here is the completed battalion. Figures given for the KRRC for EL Teb vary from 630 (Featherstone), 610 (Asquith) to 546 men and 19 officer...
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