John Ray’s Fulda Campaign

John Ray is a wargamer, figure designer and sculptor of considerable standing, as many in the hobby will know.

His 18^th century collection is one of the finest in the world in terms of quality, uniqueness (the majority of the figures are John’s own designs), and quantity.

And so it is with enormous pleasure that this section of the site is handed over to John to display some of his “alternative history” Fulda campaign.

Above left: Prussian Potsdam Grenadiers (IR6) parade outside the Palace of the Bishopric of Fulda.
Above right: Prussian Infantry Regt IR 5. This is the first of a new collection to wargame the War of the Bavarian Succession. 

Stagecoach vignette and Brian Riglesford's pen and ink sketch of Wurttemburg Grenadiers requesting "Papers" from certain individuals trying to leave Fulda	another of Brian's sketches, and various personalities from the campaign
Colonel of IR 5. Weight on the stirrups, he stands leaning slightly forward to see above the smoke! Named "Lanky Heinz" by painter Dave Jarvis.	command vignettes. Painting by Dave Jarvis, flags by Mark Allen

Wurttemberg Regt Gabelenz

Cavalry Battle

Infantry firefight

Picture credits:

Flags: Hand-painted by Mark Allen

Figures: painted by Dave Jarvis (except Prussian IR 6 Potsdam battalion figures painted by John Ray).

Horses: designed by Peter Gilder, Firing Line and others.

Photography: John Hansom

Coach, Walls, Palace: Hand made by Brian Riglesford, painted by John Ray.

Pen and Ink drawings: Brian Riglesford

Figures: Designed and sculpted by John Ray.  

Copyright: Please note. No photographs may be reproduced without the written permission of John Ray who owns the copyright.

If you wish to comment on John’s collection, please email him direct, putting "Fulda" in the subject line:

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