Hello there!

This is to kick off my army on the internet! I have done some battles with these guys that I would love to link to you guys, as so as possible. For now, some pictures, tell me what you think.

Here is the link to my brickshelf, sorry, but I'm having trouble uploading things to this site.

My link

My army list:

32 infantry

4 officers

8 cavalry=5 hussars, 2 lancers, 1 officer (the guy with the blue bandana around his neck)

I'm fairly new, so please don't butcher my efforts. A big thank you from the men of the Visothane. Keep in mind, this is a teaser, some videos will be uploaded that are done in slideshow fashion. These documentaries will hopefully be an awesome way of showing of my soldiers.

-General Gerhard Visothane

Edited November 26, 201113 yr by General Gerhard Visothane

You need to wait some time until the Brickshelf folder is public. Just have some patience and check it later!

Nice army! I even see a blue coat in there. Are you planning on building a blue coat army as well?

I also really enjoyed the picture of the soldiers fighting the elements outside.

Keep up the great work!

Looks nice! I especially like the shot with the water. The custom flag is also nice.

You can find a tutorial for uploading pictures in my signature, but first you also need do resize your images.

And could you please stop bumping old threads unless you have something important to add?

And finally, please improve your grammar and punctuation a bit, so not too many !!'s and no things like ASAP.

Thanks in forward And good luck on the pictures.

Nice army. This is pretty much the size I'm aiming for with mine, just need a some more soldiers and horses.

Great job on the water shot as well, looks like they're having a rough time of it.

What does the blue-yellow-red represent? Is it a regimental thing?

First of all, thank you for your comments, and thank you for your patience while I figured stuff out! Sorry about the retarded posting thing, I'm not sure what I was thinking.

Second, no bluecoat army unfortunately. I had a few figures, but they all have been lost, or eaten by dogs. He is the last bluecoat I own, and now he plays the role of my grenadier commander!

Third, I love taking the outdoor shots, I just feel that they add a different dynamic to lego! I also lack the skill to make lego sets, I'm working on it, but the outdoors is a really nice outlet for set building!

Fourth, the flag I actually found online, It is the Andorian flag. I have never heard of the country, but I thought it looked cool, so I just had to have it. As far as a story goes for the flag, I don't have one yet, but you have inspired me to make one!

All in all: Thank you for helping me along my difficult path to coherent foruming! I hope to improve my posts in the future!

I also reedited the beginning post, so that it's not quite so bad!

To compensate for my earlier unorganized manner, I have added some more shots from my outdoor battles. Enjoy!

The teaser pictures of my outdoor battles have just been uploaded, check back on my link in the first post to see them. If you check in a day or so, brickshelf will have approved them. Thanks guys!

Thanks for your improved posts. We'll forget about the previous ones

Again nice pictures in the open air.

Those soldiers will be quite disappointed now because they're wearing white pants in the mud

Excellent photography of soldiers in the nature :D

2 bad for the lost Blue Coats (RIP). I lost some minifigs myself through the years and I know how it feels :(

And about the flag, it's indeed the Andorrian flag :p

I guessed first you were from Andorra, but now I know you aren't, it's a strange choice :D

I'll have to design a flag as well because Flanders was a colony of Spain/Austria/France that periond so we had not really an army back then :(