William in Ireland

[Redstef]

Much improved photography 

A dry and bright day so the pic was taken outside. seems to have helped but still room for improvement. David Bailey i aint...lol

[Techno]

Portland Horse

Absolutely storming work !!
Cheers - Phil

[Duke Speedy of Leighton]

Those are superb!

[Glorfindel]

I am literally just about to start work on a League of Augsburg project
so these pics are an inspiration.   Great to see how other people have
approached this - unit strength, composition, basing, painting, choice
of units etc.   I'm right in the middle of the planning stage so really
appreciate this thread, particularly as the painting is so good.

Fantastic stuff.   Thank you for posting the pics.


Phil

[Glorfindel]

By the way, for information on the Irish campaign, and the period in general,
you might be interested in several of the books by John Childs :

http://www.amazon.co.uk/John-Childs/e/B001JOWPAO/ref=dp_byline_cont_book_1

'The Williamite Wars in Ireland' should be bang on target for you.   You can
probably find this cheaper than the price quoted by Amazon.   I have also read
'Warfare in the Seventeenth Century' and 'The Nine Years War and the British Army'.
Both very good reads with a ton of information.

I'll be keen to see how this thread develops.

Phil

[Hertsblue]

Superb work, Redstef. And a nice big chunky unit (obsessed with size? Moi?)

[getagrip]

Agree completely,  lovely job

[Matt J]

Nice work Redstef! 

[sdennan]

Nice worl

[Subedai]

If I wasn't up to my ears in ongoing 6mm projects this is the one period that is calling to me.

[Redstef]

with the first phase of the Jacobites nearing completion it's about time the Williamites had a boost

Hanmers Foot




Nassau-Saarbrucken-Ottweiler




Brandenburg




Foot so far


Horse and Artillery so far

[Leman]

Wow! that is impressive work.

[Steve J]

Wow, are those lovely, or what?

[Duke Speedy of Leighton]

Superb

[paulr]