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| Once the Tinnish General Staff arrived they soon gave an appearance of being in charge. |
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| A unit of lancers from the eastern colonies (Yarmouth?) was soon galloping forward... |
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| ...into the sights of the fiendish Teutonian artillery. |
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| An early casualty of the battle was the young Corporal Hitler. I wonder what will become of him... |
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| The Tinnish lancers soon overran the Teutonian battery... |
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| But a unit of Uhlans was approaching! |
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| As the Teutonians consolidated their grip on the rail yard... |
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| ...the Highland Brigade soon made clear their intention to take it. |
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| The brigade's ranks included this pair of unlikely heroes! |
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| An overview of the battle seen from behind the Teutonian lines. |
I think we know who is really in charge of the Tinnish General Staff.
ReplyDeleteA joy as usual - kudos for getting in Stan & Ollie! But - I say! - the General Staff seem to have gotten dressed rather hastily this morning! :) Terrific photos Tim.
ReplyDeleteTruly splendid outing,even the wounded look posh...)
ReplyDeleteSAROE
ReplyDeleteWell I wouldn't argue with her...
Stephen Beat
ReplyDeleteI just wish my own toys were as nice as these chaps (and chapess).
Don M
ReplyDeleteThe field hospital has a strict dress code...
Two sticking plasters and a bed pan?
DeleteTintastic game!
ReplyDeleteVERY nice indeed !
ReplyDeleteUnusual and nicely done!
ReplyDeletePhil.
Tradgardmastare
ReplyDeleteThere was so much tin on the table I'm surprised it didn't collapse!
Moss trooper
ReplyDeleteWelcome to Eye Candy Central...
Phil
ReplyDeleteSilly but photogenic? Oh yes.