Seven Years War with 'proper toy soldiers'

[scrivs]

Steve bought his lovely collection of 40mm self-cast semi-flats to the club on Tuesday and we had a great game of Maurice



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[von Lucky]

It does have its own charm, very nice.

[fastolfrus]

Lovely looking figures.

[PAULSPENCE]

Bonjour,

Absolutely charming!

Have been thinking about dabbling in SYW but had forgotten all about these!

Thanks for bringing them to our attention.

Cheers,

Paul

[Romark]

They look great

[Emir of Askaristan]

Lovely and a period that lends itself to them style perhaps more than most.

[Vanvlak]

Very nice, they're meant to be seen en masse like this. 

[scrivs]

Thanks chaps, none of my own work I am afraid, but Steve has an excellent blog about his time casting and painting these figures at Lace Wars in Tin

[H.M.Stanley]

They are lovely and was almost tempted with Steve's offer of a few Russians

[scrivs]

Careful, he is like a dealer. It will just be a few Russians at first, the next thing you know you are carting around loads of Really Useful Boxes weighing the best part of a ton.

[Kings Curse]

As said, very charming   I remember casting flat Caroleans with my dad when I was a kid. Good times were had.

Thanks for sharing. I'll have to have a closer look at that blog some time.

[Golgotha]

Fantastic and great to see traditional toy soldiers still battling it out. Really some how catches the flavour of Seven Years War.

[Der Alte Fritz]

Those are lovely figures and are very compelling.