Showing posts with label GNW. Show all posts
Showing posts with label GNW. Show all posts

Wednesday, 6 April 2011

The Great Northern War

Its a while since these figures have been out of their boxes.  Swedish Infantry charging, as per usual, in a recent game we played using Beneath The Lily Banners
The first unit of Russians I painted, some 12 years ago, including hand painted standards. The units are based on 50 by 50mm bases with 3 bases per unit. Each base typically has 6 figures- although some do have more.
Cavalry units are 3 bases with 2 figures per base.

The Russian Battle line looks imposing but normally comes a cropper when faced by the fiesty Swedes.

A Russian Unit defending a bridge....
'' from a fast approaching Swedish attack

Which goes in pike first, clearing the bridge, and leading the Swedes to victory.

Some more Photos from the archives


Somewhere in the Indian sub continent the French come to grips with some rather nasty Indians.


Saxon infantry in the GNW let loose a hasty volley at some advancing Swedes. The plunging horse was made form a miscast Foundry figure


Its now 1756 and some Prussian Hussars are on patrol on the way to Lobositz

Meanwhile in North America Rogers Rangers tangle with some French and their indian allies.

Wednesday, 19 May 2010

Ilkleylads Archives No 1

GNW scene with Russian and Saxon Infantry defending against a determined Swedish attack.







A close up from behind the Saxon lines. The Swedish Cavalry take fire but charge foward into contact.







A view from behind the lines.





SYW in India plus some Prussian Hussars. These photos were taken for use in the publication of Piquet Cartouche 2 supplement.

Friday, 30 April 2010

GNW Flags

Here are a few GNW flags I did for my 28mm figures. You can change the colours of the Russian Infantry Flags using Paint so you can use them for any regiment.









 

A couple of pictures of my GNW figures in action including some of the flags I made.