I really like the video of the game. Being an outsider (live in USA) of Lace Wars history, it's difficult for me to wrap my head around the combatants. The mixing of Scots (lowland & highlanders), Brits, Catholic, Protestant, etc is confusing.I will have to dig into this more, especially my learning of having three ancestors at Dunbar, 1650.
Thanks Bruce/. That confusion was the hook that got me into the period 30 years ago.. I have never left. I maybe know a little more now than I did then. Jump in, the water is lovely!
Illuminating. Reminds me of the Civil War in Scotland between another Graham -Montrose - and the Covenanters.
Its all linked!
Excellent video!! Great looking terrain and figs. Hope to see more from this period.
More to come!
Brilliant video! Love the figures.
Thanks Scott
Excellent video Barry. Look forward to more.👍
Thanks as always Keith!
Fantastic Barry more of this please 👏
Thanks Allan. Lots more to come!
Just love these !!!!!!!!
Appreciated Johnny
Top notch stuff, as always by Barry!
Thanks Joseph - I'll keep it coming!
A Great Battle Report well done! And so many Eye candy:-)
Blending the toy men with the real men!
Please make more Beneath the Lily Banners style stuff! Some Republic to Empire content also won't go amiss. Great work, Barry!
Yup more of everything to come Theodore! Thanks for the feedback - always welcome
Great report Barry, love your figures mate 👍
Appreciated Lee. I do love a bit of plaid!
Great stuff Barry!
Attempting to fulfil the role of recruiting sergeant for our period Ben, thanks!
I really like the video of the game. Being an outsider (live in USA) of Lace Wars history, it's difficult for me to wrap my head around the combatants. The mixing of Scots (lowland & highlanders), Brits, Catholic, Protestant, etc is confusing.I will have to dig into this more, especially my learning of having three ancestors at Dunbar, 1650.
Thanks Bruce/. That confusion was the hook that got me into the period 30 years ago.. I have never left. I maybe know a little more now than I did then. Jump in, the water is lovely!
Very nice video really enjoyed the chat, have subscribed, all the best Garry
Thanks Garry - glad it was of some value
I think Purcell's Irish regiment was also present on the Jacobite side
Yes, but not under that title. The Irish soldiers were from two different regiments and under the command of a Scots officer Alexander Cannon.
So cool....know nothing of this period
If it gets its hooks in you then you will never escape!
Very good Barry 😁
Ta!