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[quote]QUOTE: Originally posted by tangerine-jack You got that wraped up tight, John! Is that how the Commonweath Forces still do it? You forgot the "pray it's not raining" command! Well, time to put on my wool jacket and tri-corner hat, I think I see a redcoat! Somebody fife and drum me into the battle please! Wait, is that a Brown Bess I see leaking oil everywhere? Maybe it's a Napoleon 12 pounder. Wish I could see, my Lucas torch isn't working.................[oX)] [/quote] Hi Tangarine Jack But the mark of a good soldier is the abilaty to fire three rounds a minute in any weather we don't use muskets we use rifles. I will just go and find that Geen Jacket and shako Bugler sound stand too wheres that torch[:D] I think the comonwealth forces use more modern weopons and methods these days Still have the remenants of a Napoleonic Anglo Allied Army in the book case never did get round to doing the US army of 1812. We got beat in that one too.[B)] Back to trains as i said it all comes down to what your used too does any one manufacture period millitary figures that would be suitable for a garden railway regards John
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