Photos of Indian Renaissance/18th century troops

 Irregular Indian (or Turkish) artillery which comes on the base to which I have added wheels and Baccus oxen

These are the H&R Roman archers with the crests removed and the helmets painted as turbans. 

These are the H&R Crusade Saracen cavalry; turbaned with lancers and archers. 

Irregular rocketeers with camels. 

H&R Colonial Ansar infantry in turbans & H&R Crusade Saracen infantry with bow and spear. 

Irregular 's Armoured Mughal Elephants with a Jezzail armed Elephant in support. As I emailed the other codes that Irregular do from their ancients range are also suitable like the Macedonian pike armed versions

Irregular's Elephant limber with fuel wagon in support!

H&R Gallic cavalry (with Renaissance Pancerni commander) serving as heavy or noble cavalry. 

H&R ECW Scots musketeers serving as arquebus or matchlock men. They are protected against bow fire behind Irregular pavises - which would also be used by the foot archers. 

Some of Irregular's Indian baggage. 

Irregular Indian Commanders. 

More Irregular baggage and a an Irregular Commander on a litter or doolie? - He has to be a D4!

Iron age fort

Caer Drewyn

Above Corwen and the A5

 Inner rampart 

 Gap between inner and outer ramparts

 Outer rampart and farmers stone wall built from inner rampart stone

Corwen in the distance, water source is the river by the town

Quatre bras

Just a few pics of Thursday nights game

A hard fought tussle which ended as an historical draw.

Sim City

Ancient city layout , just ordered some temple buildings for inner keep.

As soon as they are painted we will be fighting over this city

Excellent gif!

Battle of Denbigh wargame

Record of last Thursdays game.  To Ruthin at the top, Denbigh to the right and St Asaph is nearest exit at the bottom of the picture.  The walled enclosure nearest to the top is Whitchurch and the walled enclosure nearest to the junction for Denbigh is the Friary.

Battle of Denbigh Green 1645

The game for Thursday is the Battle of Denbigh Green, 1st November 1645. In the wake of Charles I defeat at Naseby and the loss of his cavalry at Rowton Moor, this is the last gasp attempt by the Royalists to gather a relief army for Chester and maintain the King's military struggle.  Can Sir William Vaughan, "the Devil of Shrawardine", defeat Parliament, recruit a final Royalist army in North Wales and land an Irish army in Chester?

A view from Denbigh Castle; the battlefield is away to the right beyond the trees at the bottom of the hill.