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Tag have always been really good quality moulds , one of my go to manufacturers.

It is beautiful and i will buy a model of it for my Italian diorama in North Africa

Nice chat Ken I like Dixon 15mm

They look really good. It makes me think of trying the renaissance period again. What rules do you use for gaming?

Absolutely fantastic show.....and the Seelow Nord novel is amazing....can't wait

Absolutely fantastic episode. End to end engaging, well done.

I remember the Airfix WW2 rules. They were the second set of 'proper' rules I used, the first being Battle! Practical Wargaming by Charles Grant. I have the Martin Piper WW2 rules, from 1974, that the Airfix rules are based on. Started a similar nostalgia project by re-creating the scenarios from Battle using old Airfix type 1 German , Russian, US Marines and Infantry Combat Group.

Really great to hear more information about this, fascinating stuff. Good to hear that EWM are getting back to trading again. Great episode, cheers Ken.

Proper nice!

Gotten quite a lot of mid 16th century stuff from TAG; it’s some of my favorite miniatures I’ve ever bought! Just got a batch of TAG Swiss pike and some Reiters to complement the two blocks of French infantry. Hopefully they’ll be here soon!

Great work, smashing good job on the Prussians. 👍

Very good Ken I do enjoy LW TV

Naps and medievals look great, and that’s a cool desert compound that I could see French Foreign Legion defending in N Africa or Mexico, or have a Wild West shootout, or a modern spec ops raid. And it just makes sense to do the Airfix rules project with some Airfix figures.

they look great , may i ask what rules you use?

Those artic from our childhoods could be used for Chain of Command or other type skirmish games, so much cheaper too if your willing to forego the lack of poses.

Nice one Ken, very funny

Windsor and Newton Varnish! Someones doing well! You'll be dipping your chips in Avocados and buying Communists for excessive amounts of pennies soon! 😉

Great update! Lots of lovely looking stuff! I love the Prussians! And will have a listen at the podcast! :)

Cheers mate. Enjoyed that 👍

Good luck getting any paint to stick to the Airfix soldiers. If you want armour surely that has to be Airfix too.

Great work on the figures look excellent and enjoyable watch

Great interview,still love dixon figures,only about 100 samurai still to paint and 100 or so acw to finish,only taken about 40 years.

"Yarkshire"? I come from Lancashire (the guys who beat you during the Rose War and always at cricket!) Have to say though your Prussians are so well turned out. I have painted Prussians at most scales and found it a challenge because of the dark colours and have resorted to highlights which do not really reflect the real appearance of the Prussian forces.

Always enjoyable Ken.

Great work, I could be tempted to build a Prussian nap army.

Those Prussians and the mounted crossbowmen look excellent! The bareheaded Prussian does look like Michael Portillo! Thanks for an enjoyable episode. Cheers.

Great paint jobs ... Really like the mounted crossbow unit !

The building looks great. I think they are sold, or similar are sold on Ebay.

The roll on the Swiss helmet i believe is called a Mazzocchios.

Nice listen and watch. Those Swiss are superb. Cheers Ken.

lovely looking figures

Very good job!

Those Bruce Quarrie rules were my start point in the hobby. I’ll be interested to see how they hold up now. I also had a nostalgia project during the C19 farce. Mine was plastic Napoleonics for ‘Fistful of Lead and Sharp Practice. Great fun, but now that I have access to real Wargames figures, they rarely get an outing.

Pendants or pedants? They’re dangly things so pendants will do! 😁😉

Your mounted crossbowmen and Prussian infantry are just awesome, cracking job!!!

Fundamental error there- I believe Portillo served with the hussars.

I started my Prussian project in 2015, nearly there, I have some Calpe figures which are stunning but they are a bit bigger ( more like Front Rank) than the Perry, Warlord and Foundry figures that make up the bulk of what I have completed. The Foundry Prussians fit very well with the plastics, I was told these were a Perry sculpted range. I have used mostly Warlord figures for the Landwher, I just wish they had brought out the version with out packs earlier. Lovely painting as usual Ken, a word of warning when retired the time just flys away!

It was a change of pace.

Liked this months podcast. Thanx for that. Cheers

Great show as always

Another highly enjoyable listen, thank you.

Really enjoyed that!

I love the Dixon style

Superbe , great for Leipzig October.

Great update. Lovely to see your Young Guard finished nicely. Not a Napoleonic gamer myself but the extended bases make a lot of sense.

With the Armored Horses, I'm thinking these could be used for Georgian or Armenian Cavalry as well.

Catching up on these the ACW are smaller I think so Kallistra range is a close enough fit for supplementals, but the subsequent ranges have been 'True' 15mm as Alex advises I think.

Brilliant podcast. I thoroughly enjoyed listening to every minute of that. The Little Wars TV shows are immensely entertaining and very intelligently done, so they made perfect guests.

Very nice!

So if Little Wars was Podcast 61 and Dixon Minis episode 63 who was episode 62 with?