I put in for enough additional Frontrank highlanders to bring the infantry up to 4 units of 24. 12 Scot cav from Dixon are also on order. Thanks to Caliver Books for making it affordable!
Also on the way from Frontrank are some random villagers and casualty models.
Since Rank and File uses 3 hits per base for a kill a la Warmaster I thought some casualty models would look nice as hit counters. Why litter the table with low-cost chits when you can buy more models?!
Thursday, June 25, 2009
Friday, June 12, 2009
Rules in, Well I Hope....
http://www.crusaderpublishing.com/pages/RankandFile.php
I'll read them over the weekend and write up a review.
I have good vibes about them. I think they are worth muking about with.
I'm hoping cav formation run at about 8 figs, well, effective cav formations....
Review on Monday
I'll read them over the weekend and write up a review.
I have good vibes about them. I think they are worth muking about with.
I'm hoping cav formation run at about 8 figs, well, effective cav formations....
Review on Monday
Tuesday, June 9, 2009
The Jacobites Are Here
Base update
I transplanted a few Foundry vikings onto a 40mm sq base once they came in and it worked better than expected. The superglue held the figs to the HDF just fine; no sanding required.
I also glued some magnet to the bottom and that's working fine - the Norsemen climbed the refrigerator with relative ease, failing to pillage my freezer once they realized more siege equipment would be required to open the door.
I'll be sticking with Gale Force 9 for bases, but I'll probably upgrade to the larger container.
I also glued some magnet to the bottom and that's working fine - the Norsemen climbed the refrigerator with relative ease, failing to pillage my freezer once they realized more siege equipment would be required to open the door.
I'll be sticking with Gale Force 9 for bases, but I'll probably upgrade to the larger container.
Friday, June 5, 2009
Cheap bases
The GF9 econo-bases came in.
A pint of 40mm squares had 58 bases in it and the 50mm had 44. We should be able to get some mileage out of that. They're very solid so I don't think the edges will fray at all. The top are a little smooth, so I might rough them up with a little sandpaper before gluing anyone to them. All in all a very affordable alternative to plastic slotta-bases!
A pint of 40mm squares had 58 bases in it and the 50mm had 44. We should be able to get some mileage out of that. They're very solid so I don't think the edges will fray at all. The top are a little smooth, so I might rough them up with a little sandpaper before gluing anyone to them. All in all a very affordable alternative to plastic slotta-bases!
Wednesday, June 3, 2009
Battlefield Reference
Added some links on the left for various resources. Great stuff for maps and troop composition.
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