Blunders on the Danube

  An army has to have some Generals to command it, right? These are Perry figures At first there was little regulation of the uniforms for G...

Both sides made rather limited use of cavalry during the American Revolutionary War. On the British side, the difficulty in transporting hor...

 A brief return to the Patriot forces today...           This unit has red facings on its collar, cuffs, and Lapels. I have designated it as...

  Here's the newest addition to my American War of Independence British, the 52nd Regiment of Foot. Originally raised as the 54th regime...

Those Brirtish troops are going to need some officers to command them at some point, right? Despite the rather extensive AWI range by Perry ...

  The 30th Regiment of Foot (which would later be named the Cambridgeshire Regiment in 1782) had its origins in 1689, when a body of men was...

This regiment was raised at the start of the Seven Years War in 1756. It served in the West Indies and Ireland, before arriving in Boston in...