So here is my Warlord chariot, taken straight from the Angus MacBride painting I would guess.

These are the plastics..actually Wargames Factory and not Atlantic like I said yesterday.

These shaggy little ponies are exactly what they should be looking like. The one thing that bugs me about some manufacturers is that all of their horses are about sixteen hands high at the shoulder, instead of the sub fourteen hands they should be for the earlier periods. From the archeology it is found that the majority of horses in the Middle ages stood at thirteen  to fourteen hands

I mean even the Scots Greys at Waterloo were on fourteen hands and under. This it the standard upper height of a pony. If you bear in mind that I am 5’10 and not a skinny bloke I ride my fifteen hands and have also ridden Fjords and Icelandics and they are between thirteen and fourteen hands. I n case you were wondering a ‘hand’ is 4 inches.

Okay Rant over, not even sure why I had it …☺️

We tried Silver Bayonet tonight and the worst Dice throws ever occurred at the table. Thankfully they weren’t mine.

A rifleman did shoot one of my infantrymen, but in the final turn I managed to snatch victory in the last turn.