Wednesday 12 February 2020

Turkish Delight

Hot from the press are the following pictures of part of Eric Knowles Ottoman Turkish Army. Bill reckons that all told there is around 6 to 8 x 32 litre crates full....

He has also discovered a further box full of painted Seven Years War Prussians - no pictures yet - which I will post when I have them.


















Note that these pictures are not in any order and I would expect to be sorting the figures out once they are in my hands. I have not added any captions - just take a look and enjoy!

8 comments:

Steve J. said...

The Ottoman army has to be one of the most colourful for the 18thC gamers to field, but not easy to play I would imagine.

David Crook said...

Hi Steve J,

When Eric used the army there was always a lot of artillery and masses of low grade foot backed up by high grade Janissaries.

It was horribly effective and very good at just rolling over opposition.

It also looked really nice.

All the best,

DC

tradgardmastare said...

Let’s hope they continue to fight effectively wherever they go...

Independentwargamesgroup said...

Eric did love his artillery. My Turkish army is effective although against heavy cavalry they do struggle.Some lovely figures in the collection.

Archduke Piccolo said...

Wow. Just... wow!

David Crook said...

Hi Tradgardmastare,

Of that I am certain!

All the best,

DC

David Crook said...

Hello Independentwargamesgroup,

Quantity has a quality all of its own as far as Eric and his artillery were concerned.

The Turkish artillery park was big enough to have its own post code!

All the best,

DC

David Crook said...

Hi Archduke,

That sums it up quite well!

All the best,

DC