Tarleton's Quarter

This is my second batch of Saratoga campaign British artillery. This gives me 3 gun crews and the command stand shown here. The Royal Artlle...

This is the first of two posts featuring British artillery for the 1777 Saratoga campaign. These Perry Miniatures figures show the crews in ...

The "Green Mountain Boys" were militia largely in the area of what is now Vermont but which in 1775 was territory called the New ...

The 9th Foot is my last (of five) "Saratoga" regiments. The 9th was raised in 1685 as Colonel Henry Cornewall's Regiment of Fo...

As its numbering suggests, the 62nd Foot was a relatively new regiment, raised in 1756 as the second battalion of the 4th Foot. It was re-d...

Von Breymann was one of the Brunswick officers who was employed in Burgoyne's Saratoga campaign. He was the colonel of a Brunswicke...

My model of Neilson's Farm arrived the other day, and here it is. The model was made by Tablescape (see their address in the links secti...

This regiment seems to have been raised in 1776 and served until 1782. Its colonel was originally Enoch Poor, but he handed over command to ...

The 24th Foot, nowadays immortalised as the regiment of Rorke's Drift, Isandhlwana and Michael Caine, arrived in Canada in May 1776. The...

This is the "mounted Indians" pack from Conquest Minatures' "500 Nations" range; three generic natives who will pas...