An absolutely impressive effort by you and your team.

It must have been a terrifying experience for the young German, Netherlands and British soldiers awaiting the earth thundering arrival of that heavy metal, and the collection above in their plastic containers only hints at awful reality.

It's a credit to all those that stood their ground in the face of that onslaught.

Regards
Danny

https://youtu.be/lsTJGNmYUZA
Whow! Even Bondarchuk's movie with all of its mass scenes couldn't fully relay the sheer might of the charge!
What an effort!
Best regards,

Strelets

James is far too self-effacing to promote his wonderful blog, so I'll do it:

http://generalpicton.blogspot.com

If you are not aware of it already, have a look and return often! :laughing:

There are many more wonderful piccies of these cuirassiers there and also a recent update, in the post prior to the latest, of the sensational buildings of the north-east of the battlefield: La Haye, Smohain and Papelotte, all superbly scratch built by his father.

The entire, amazing effort is draw-dropping and a joy to behold.

En avant!

Thank you James!