Why is there one lone pikeman? 

Like the cards. I dined in the Cozy Club in Liverpool last night. They offer "the colonel", "the brigadier" and "the major general" on the menu. Each illustrated by a ACW figure. Pretty sure the Major General is Stonewall Jackson - but I may have to take these cards to try and identify the others.

Looks tasty!
http://cosyclub.co.uk/menus/

Thanks everyone (+ for the cards link)

Spotted that the 6 infantry figures weren't actually finished, as they were missing the blue on collar and cuffs. Spot of paint later and they're now, definitely, finished.

Hopefully I'll have the unit painted by the end of the weekend.

Looking great, Roy! 

Quote from: RoyWilliamson on 18 January 2017, 06:21:17 PM
I've also a couple of 6mm Baccus buildings to paint and see what they look like against the 10mm figures.

Happy to send you pictures of my own 6mm buildings with 10mm Pendraken miniatures if you wish (PM me with your e-mail address).

Quote from: Last Hussar on 19 January 2017, 02:57:33 AM
... cards ... Made on a Magic CCG editor.

Like the cards, too. How would I get hold of Magic CCG editor? Ta.

I have really enjoyed this thread because my local friend and gamer, David Crenshaw, and I are doing some 10 MM ACW armies for a much excited visit from friend Pete Duckworth of Coventry. When I was there Pete took me to three battlefields where we re-fought the battles (Bosworth, Naseby and Edgehill), so David and I are going to do the same for Pete with the Battle of Stones River, here in my city.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_of_Stones_River

Your work has been very inspirational, and the figures look truly great!

Thanks!

Terry

Many thanks for the link to the cards LH. I have downloaded a set.

Thanks everyone

Quote from: Westmarcher on 19 January 2017, 09:43:07 AM
Happy to send you pictures of my own 6mm buildings with 10mm Pendraken miniatures if you wish (PM me with your e-mail address).

Thanks for the offer Westmarcher, very much appreciated, but it isn't necessary. As it happens I've used 6mm buildings in the past with Pendraken's WW2, when I used to play BKC 1st ed., so I'm happy with using the smaller buildings. The group has to decide what they want to go with - 6mm or 10mm buildings when the toys get brought together for a big game - and as I bought some 6mm from Baccus, after speaking to Leman at the York show last year, I've said I'll paint mine up and then they can be compared with what Bodvoc has in 10mm at a future club meet. 
Thanks again. 

This is what I make the cards on

http://magicseteditor.sourceforge.net/

Thanks again LH.

You're welcome.

Right - found the revised fire results table.

Basically because of the way shooting is worded I reworked it to make it so you can hit multiple targets- in some circumstances if you had a unit next to a unit in cover you wouldn't be able to hit either because of the need to target both, and when firing at a continuous line it wasn't clear how you inflicted casualties.  I also worked in some mods from the rules into the table itself so they didn't get forgotten, but it should be exactly the same overall to hit number in these cases.

How the new firing rules work.  
You declare targets.  You MUST fire at any unit within 'flank lines' - ie the area formed by extending the edges of the firing unit directly forward.  You MAY fire at anyone within the arc given in the rules.

Roll and modify dice as per the rules (but with new mods table) - note this total.

You first hit the unit that has the lowest to hit score.  Give that unit a hit, subtract the To Hit Score from the total.  Hit the unit with the next Lowest too hit score. Subtract from running total.

Keep going until the remaining score is less than the Hit target of the next unit in sequence.

If you hit all targets, go back to the first target and repeat.

Where two targets have the same to hit score hit the most obvious one - closest/most central/biggest threat/etc - you should both be able to agree this.

Example  Targets have To Hit Values of 4, 4 and 5
You roll 9

Apply this to the lowest target (4), as there are two, the closets etc one.  First target is hit.  Running score is now 9-4=5.
Next target is also a 4 It takes a hit.  Running total is now 5-4=1.

Next target is a 5.  1 isn't enough to inflict a hit.  Firing ends there


Fire at these three targets - 4, 4, 5. and score 17
Hit on first '4'. Leaving 13
Hit on Second '4', leaving 9
Hit on the '5', leaving 4
No more targets, but 4 left over, so start again with the first unit.  Just enough on that to inflict a second hit.


+1   Veterans Firing      -1   Raw Firers
   Target is Raw Troops       Fightin' Firer
   Superior Weapons       Target in Soft Cover
   Marksmen Firing          Light Smooth Bore Firer
                            Second Rate artillery at over close range
+2   Repeating Weapons      Second Rate small arms firing
   

Target   S' bore Artillery   Rifled Artillery   Effective Artillery   Extreme Artillery   Infantry Line   4   6   7   8   5 Line  "Fightin' "   5   7   8   9   6 Line in Hard Cover   7   8   10   12   8 Line Enfiladed or March Column   3   4   5   7   4 Deployed Artillery   6   8   9   11   8 Deployed Artillery in Hard Cover   8   9   11   14   10 Limbered Artillery   3   4   5   7   4 Skirmishers   7   8   10   12   8 Prone Skirmishers   10   10   12   15   12

Sorry - I can't work out how to format tables here!

The bases might get finished someday 

Very nice old bean

Good work Roy, you are getting some lovely bright pictures!

Does the squatting guy have a beard, or a very big chin?

 Very nice, Roy. 

Cheers - Phil

Nice going, Roy. 

Very nice indeed

Take care

Andy

Lovely looking unit in western theatre depot jackets. Makes a nice change to see that,

Thanks everyone.

Quote from: fred. on 22 January 2017, 08:48:24 PM
Does the squatting guy have a beard, or a very big chin?

Several of the sculpts have, either, moustaches or beards, I believe. I just don't paint them, that's all. 

These have been useful: (first link is Womble's blog) 

http://www.10mm-wargaming.com/2015/01/painting-american-civil-war-confederates.html

http://authentic-campaigner.com/articles/walden/cd%20jacket%20pages/cdjacket.htm

http://adolphusconfederateuniforms.com/basics-of-confederate-uniforms.html

An alternative for making your own cards is ARTSCOW. Once you get used to the interface its fine and the quality is excellent.