"28mm- The Choices of Command" Topic

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SHaT1984	21 Aug 2020 4:02 p.m. PST
"before someone else finds it…" dept- The Choices of Command- a Napoleonic Vignette. A format I find very, arousing… withpyjamasthroughawhiffofgrapeshot.blogspot.com/2015/07/the-choices-of-command-napoleonic.html"link regards d
Dave Jackson	22 Aug 2020 7:29 a.m. PST
hmm…not sure you intended to use "aroused"….
deadhead	22 Aug 2020 8:22 a.m. PST
Great work and I do agree it is thought-provoking. Quite what are they so lost in thought over. 17 somethings (Leagues, miles, Kms, toises etc?) from "Brane l'Alleud" (sic, I always give it an "i")they must be puzzled why such a small insignificant hamlet merits a sign at all, at that distance. Those standing cuirassiers I still regard as some of the best 28mm cavalry ever made.
SHaT1984	22 Aug 2020 2:07 p.m. PST
>>hmm…not sure you intended to use "aroused"…. Ohh I did! What I previously wrote wasn't evocative enough. My vignettes will have to improve now I see the competition… dh in my Napoleonic world there is no 'Belgium'… d