"Are Your ACW Armies Still Growing?" Topic
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| Old Pete | 01 Sep 2018 2:01 a.m. PST |
Can now fight Gettysburg using my own rules(Give them the Cold Steel) or Brigade Fire and Fury rules. Whole OOB for all the infantry and artillery. Can fight a "what if" of battle with all the infantry and artillery there from the start.
Still have around 200 cavalry to paint, working on ECW figures at the moment but I will get back to them shortly. I am obsessed and I know it, but? |
| Levi the Ox | 01 Sep 2018 8:20 a.m. PST |
Only just starting my collection! |
| DJCoaltrain | 04 Sep 2018 12:03 p.m. PST |
Still growing. Although I sold off a little over 600 15mm figures not long ago. I did it to help a friend. I also bought a few hundred Sash and Saber ACW 28mm unpainted figures. I bought a few hundred 28mm ACW figures to help another friend. I guess 2018 will be an even-up year for my ACW figures. I expect to add to the collection next year. |
Fitzovich  | 06 Sep 2018 3:18 p.m. PST |
Yes, every time I want more regiments I simply print out some of the 6mm Paper Strength Armies. I may do some Baccus in the future, but for now these are just fine and very playable for what I want. |
| trailape | 06 Sep 2018 3:37 p.m. PST |
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feels it's important to celebrate progress in one's personal hobby life.