English Queen’s Regiment of Horse (a.k.a. Lumley’s, and which would eventually become the KDG) and Franconian Bayreuth Kurrassiere. Baccus 6mm War of Spanish Succession figures for use with Black Powder rules by Warlord Games.
A line of gabions protects an artillery unit.
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I must complement you on your painting. Saying these are as good as I paint 10mm isn’t much of a compliment, but they are half the size (actually Baccus- 75%!) of what I do.
Thank you. I’m spending a lot more time on them than I do on my 10mm WWI, because I like the colorful uniforms.
Damn – meant to say, have you considered basing on floor tiles
http://lasthussar.wordpress.com/2010/05/31/floor-tiles-the-wargamers-freind/
this is how I base my 10mm
you can see how thin they are.
My 10mm WWI are on 1mm sheet styrene. The tile would be cheaper and have most of the same characteristics otherwise. I particularly like the idea of mounting paper counters on the adhesive side. I have made a lot of cardboard counters for miniature games and the separation of paper layers has been a problem. I usually had to ‘paint’ the edges with wood glue.
For my 6mm WSS, with many of my units and my opponent’s French units already on 1/8 inch bases, I don’t want to switch.