'Through Flanders, Portugal and Spain'...

[has.been]

Some of it has gone to Vodkafan, the rotten swine plied me with money until I broke.
You tell me what you want & we'll haggle over the price.

[Harry Faversham]

Three or four Spanish/Portuguese red tilled buildings with some village walls and gate type thingys and a bit of scatter stuff.

[Harry Faversham]

Could anyone recommend a Vallejo green that would look right for the 95th Rifles please?

 

[has.been]

Tell you what, I need to replace my Peninsular buildings, so I will get working on your list.
If you like the stuff (I will post pictures) you can make me an offer.
An alternative is tell me how much you want/ are prepared to pay & I will work to that budget.
Let me know.
Bye for now.

[Harry Faversham]

Sorted... 'Fistful of Lead:- Horse and Musket', dedicated playing cards and a bunch of British, Froggy, Spanish and Portuguese light bobs. Now it's time for...

 

[Harry Faversham]

Had our first go with 'Fistful of Lead:- Horse and Musket' today. We had a bunch of Voltijoors searching for Marshal Ney's lost treasure chest, some gaudily plumed Spanish light Infantrymen who'd got wind of the loot in a local tavern, and a section of 95th Rifles out and about looking for trouble.
I was pleasantly surprised how the good Baron's little tweaks to his rules make it a tad different from his Wild West rules. We tended to let fly, much as we do in the western gunfights, and quickly had a load of blokes standing about reloading. This makes having a 'free reload' or 'wild ace' card pretty handy! Kind of got me thinking that musket armed mountain men agin bow armed (they can shoot every move) Redskins might be a damned sight closer contest than you'd think!

[Harry Faversham]

Kids put together and got Daddio this for Crimbo... time for Harp and Sharper to march again!

 

[SABOT]

Lovely. Gotta be happy with those.