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Troopers' pistols were not kept in collections when they were outdated or worn out. Screws, the pan, the wheel... even the wood would have suffered over a longer period of time, so the guns did not survive as often as the more elaborately made officers' pistols. Engravings and that gold inlay in the barrel is an indicator for an owner of the upper layers of society. The ordinary horseman (Cromwell's Ironsides...) would have had two of those as holster pistols that "lived" in the horse's harness, one on each side. They would have had some decorative fluting and carving at their stocks. Yours speciman is a fairly late wheellock pistol. The carvings at the stock are early baroque and there is a full-metal cap at the stock with long tangs. Those came in use after the 1650s. From that decorations and style I would date your fine pistol around 1670-1690.

Borodino set!

Could not resist I just ordered mine 😁

Gonna try and get to this if possible & make a double feature of it with visiting you and GW.

So excited for my first edition!

Thank you for your amazing work Mirella 👍 😀

More Achtung panzer?

time to refresh my order over and over

What a nice stack!!!

I wanted to play it but sadly in my country didn’t sell much or player. From Indonesia 🇮🇩

i bet your neck hurts

What size figures are they?

$50 new edition seems like a money grab for Warlord to show Hornby its worth buying the rest of the company.

I just got the black powder American civil war guts and glory starter set.

HEY MARCUS, STAY LEGIT!

Great news as it is essential during a game when you need to check the rules!😊

When can we see a game played under third edition?

I just wished we had something other than that ruined farm house again 😂

Will the rulebook be available in different languages?

When will the rulebook come out in German?

I think the new Battle of the Bulge set will really compliment the Band of Brothers set if you get both. That gives each side a light vehicle and enough order dice and infantry to make a solid platoon. Those kits should also mix well together to let you kitbash almost anything you could need!

Did they change the annoying activation system?

Can you tell us more first?

Ordered

nice

That's such a cool box set! Hell yeah

So hyped

Fantastic news!

Decals. Pfft

Warlords back ground from Games workshop is seen once again, new rule book and high prices SHAMEFUL not for me.

I would like to know more about the new edition. This told me nothing. I'll wait until I can browse an open copy at my lfgs. I'm not going to preorder something I know nothing about. I can keep playing 2nd edition until then

Wow I'm super impressed of the details and the gun and the uniform and helmet

Preorder in 4 days with no info?

Have you got a lot of GW former advertising staff at Warlord Games by any chance? This stinks of how they try to hook people in with flashy videos and no information on why I should buy the rule book

Thanks for nothing. 😂😢 Give me some more What's in the starter?

My wallet wants me to throw money at you now, not on the 5th! This is an outrage!

Bruh bro gaves us no info

Nothing was said here, this was GW-style nothingness, I'm disappointed with people trying to justifying it.

Cool 👍

Well that told me absolutely nothing lol

After starting WW2 miniatures gaming with Charles Grants "Battle: Practical Wargaming" in the early 1970's, i joined a local club that used WRG's Armour & Infantry and 40+ years later is still my favourite Battlion/Battlegroup rules set despite trying Spearhead and Command Decision in more recent times. The one thing I have tried is combining the WW2 rules with the modern set that followed as well as the suggestions in Ian Shaws WW2 Organization book and an article published in Dragon Magazine which expanded moral and heavy weapon set up times etc

I can't wait to read the new books🎉🎉🎉

I was predicting Alexander the Great vs Persians but this is probably the best option overall. Splitting the starter set with a friend of mine! For Carthage!

"as you know, if you don't paint regularly you get sick, awful things can happen to you" - John Stallard 😂

Much of Malcolm Wright's 'work' on RN camouflage has been proved to be nonsense. He doesn't do any research from official sources, he's never looked at any admiralty records. He is well known for claiming a Blue-Grey colour was Olive Green. Admiralty records show that paint was made up of a mix of Black, White and Blue pigments, so it couldn't possibly have been Green. He's also known for saying paints introduced in 1941 where in use in 1939 and earlier. He also claims that paints were in use well after new paints and schemes were introduced and ships ordered to be repainted. His 'get out' is that they used whatever was available but how would he know if he didn't research records? Paint things as you see fit but don't believe his books are factual

That's a unique looking miniature (1st one). Nice job!

I've been working on your 15mil Prussians they are brilliant having them in that scale is perfect it's been so easy to get into. Hoping to do pike and shotte soon. Hope you guys do a learn to play for that but more importantly you guys do one for Hail Caesar it looks fantastic!!

I really hope you guys do learn to plays with Epic Hail Caesar and Pike and Shotte. Friends and I just got into Blackpowder bit of blundering through the rules but we had a good time

Still waiting for the Russians and Austrians!

Scotland forever 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 🇬🇧