is a big fan of the Age of Sail, and these ships really speak to him - he loves transitional eras, and the Anglo-Dutch Wars was one of those.
It's taken a bit longer than I'd expected, but at long last, the final codes in the resculpted WSS range are now available.
These are pikemen…
…and French dragoons, mounted…
…and dismounted.
You can find more details if you click here.
So what's next? Well, staying with the 18th Century and some more Anglo-French rivalry, work is well underway on some codes for the French and Indian Wars. Here's a sneak preview of some compagnies franche de la marine going for a ramble. We expect to have these on release at the Joy of Six.
Meanwhile, on another continent, and a couple of centuries later, the latest additions to the WWII range are coming on nicely in the form of British paras.
And for those of you interested in how we are getting on with the other arms of service, here's a picture of our proof of concept Sherman next to some infantry, so you can get an idea of just how well they will combine.
And to finish, here's a British 6pdr ATG, awaiting a paintjob and some crew.
Once again, we hope to have some exciting new releases ready for the Joy of Six. No excuses for not coming along!
