Superglue works fine. I haven't used two part epoxies (or similar) in over 25 years with minis. Use whatever seems best to you.

For the pikes, I highly recommend replacing them with heavy gauge copper wire. It's inexpensive, superglued well, and (if industrious) you can make decent looking points on them.

The other stuff, I have no idea.

There are very few armies that could field forces that could easily stand against the Polish Hussars, but they do exist. And their opponents can cost somewhat less. The more I look at this, the more I think the angst against the cost is appropriate. They should probably be costed to no more than 21 ...

Why not place them thusly:

SSS
PSP

?

I still don't see the problem. One thing you forget is that the Poles will almost certainly cause a casualty in the impact. The opponent will get maybe a 50-50 chance at it. The Poles will almost certainly win the impact causing, usually, a severe and difficult cohesion test. That's a lot of advanta...

Why do you think Polish Hussars are so terrible? They get an advantage in the impact, and an advantage in causing a, perhaps, bigger cohesion loss? Basically, they should win the impact and, if they don't, the guys tough (or lucky) enough to stop them deserve a victory. If you gave the Hussars the a...

Really? It seems kind of silly to give an example that features troops that are used so infrequently.

So, for more commonly used mounted(battle) troops, the best they can do is turn their tails and halt. yuk.

Hey guys, On pages 99 and100 Restricted Areas are addressed. My question is about the illustration on page 100...Battle Group A. Normally, unless light troops, mounted troops cannot turn 180-deg and then also move. Here in the illustration they clearly can. I am assuming this is a special case becau...

Actually, they are "light troops", but they are neither LF nor LH...which is just causing confusion.

why would dragoons not reduce the number of dice ( as would LF and LH) for impacts and melees? Dragoons are 'light troops', and technically both 'foot' and 'light'. Because they are not listed in the impact or melee modifiers for dice, but only LH and LF are listed, it sounds like dragoons get full ...

Also try warflag.com...excellent site for many different time periods.

Either army would be pretty awesome, especially with as many superior bow armed horse as you can afford. Both armies are very similar in that they have artillery, some medium musket armed foot, and bow or carbine horse. Personally, I think carbines for cavalry are worthless unless in the early perio...

The funny part is that the warriors gain NOTHING by having that so-called protection...not one of the POA's gives them any benefit...even from mounted charging!

I think I see something that needs rectified.

If you look up the glossary, where far too many of the rules reside, it says that foot bases entirely in enclosed fields or a village also count as protected. Pg 174. See also pg 126. Last sentence in the top section Also pg 169 the description of an enclosed field. So...ANY foot base...which includ...

You could probably use just about any cuirassier figure. They all looked much alike. Helmet styles might differ some, but unless the figure manufacturers have done extensive research and visited national museums, it's unlikely you would be far off.

"If I had only resisted the temptation of that chili-cheese dog with extra hot sauce for lunch, then I might not have had to sit next to that damn button!"

There are three different forms of Noble Cavalry in this army. I am wondering which version(s) would best reflect the troops for Georgia. Anybody have wisdom to impart?

Thanks in advance

Dave

From what I can tell, there were essentially two parts of Hungary...Royal Hungary accepted the austrian rule, the other half was essentially Transylvania and under the thumb of Turkey.

Dave

You'll probably have to make your own. If you find can't, email me and we might be able to work something out.

Check here to start: http://www.crwflags.com/fotw/flags/hu_hist.html

Dave

I posted my first attempt at FoGR shooting templates in both 15mm and 25mm scales. Some are full arcs and some are half-arcs...the half arcs are mainly for the 25mm because of their size relative to standard paper sizes (in the US anyway). The 25mm arcs are on 11x17 inch paper...sorry, but it was th...