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The figures can be assembled in so many different variety of headgear a multitude of options exist, however on the back of the box it says these are "Centre Company" or "Hat Men". A closer look at the Perry's Web-Site mean revealed that the sexier stuff is available in metal (doubling the cost from £0.50 a figure to roughly £1.00), such as Mark Urban's 23rd Welch [sic] Fusiliers.
I shall try and steer away from the metal, but certain infantry troop types, cavalry and artillery will lure me there in due course ;)
Hmm, yes I seem to have been bitten by another "shiny madness bug"!
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Metal is always tempting, but plastics are getting better and better. The AWI project does look very interesting. I had missed the Legio rules, so may have to go back and take a look. One day I shall return to my 18th century Imagi-Nation project.
The words "slippery" and "slope" come to mind!
Sean:
Legio (?) methinks I will have to "Google this"
Legatus:
More of an unashamedly and unabated "mud-slide of fun" towards Guildford Courthouse ;)
The Tarleton's Quarter link is superb
Once again thanks :)
Hey Geordie, it's the same link to the legio wargames rules that you posted in your first post on AWI. I'm notorious for shorthand and jargon.
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