A Berlin is a type of fully-sprung 'luxury' carriage, usually enclosed ( Preiser do a number of both closed and open configuration...

I think the closest translation is 'provisioner' or 'provender'. and it doesn't seem that the British army had quite the...

There was no way to separate the figures and the wagon here, or not without tons of cropping and touching-up, so they're all in a bit of...

A real quickie as I don't have the colour sheet if there ever was one, but for completion's sake here the little I did get from the ...

So, I started the year with every intention of getting all these done, and while about half of them have been scanned (memo to self - do the...

Carrying on with a few more show purchases, two more from the shopping list and a couple of big bags of 'Junk', which always have so...

The 'Wurst' wagon ( 'chariot à saucisses' , sûrement!)*. Take the caisson and add a padded roof for riding on and you can co...

Yep, it's a caisson! And it's limbered! I was - years ago - going to do a big rant on this, but someone did a far politer one on Tre...

You got guns, you need limbers (NOT CAISSONS!), and Gribeauval's limber is the subject of these sheets, there will be a caisson along in...

Well, I definitely started this project in a hurry, and it will make me pay! No matter, the doing of it in numerical order will pop-out of t...