AWI Hessians for Sharp Practice

A brief list today after a busy weekend of gaming. The main rule set contains troop rosters for the bulk of the forces for the American War of Independence, but the Hessians are not present. To right that wrong, here are the details of the Hessian forces: AWI Hessians

3 thoughts on “AWI Hessians for Sharp Practice”

Chris Hall
9th May 2016 at 1:54 pm

Rich –
A slight misprint – “Artillery from late July 1860” ? Otherwise great stuff ! I picked up a load of 28mm AWI figures at the weekend, so I’ll look forward to trying them out under Sharp Practice 2.

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John Pews
10th May 2016 at 4:51 pm

Hi Richard,
In the artillery description box it states from July 1860 !

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Andrew McGuire
11th May 2016 at 8:38 pm

Actually it says ‘late July’. Detail is far too important to be casual about it.

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