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Yes, there is not much left to see. The town of Braddock is also very depressed. I would recommend this trip only for the hardcore. If you do find yourself drawn to see where the battle happened I recommend that you find a place to pull over on the opposite bank of the Monongahela. You can then...

What rule set do you use?

Yes, it's about 12 inches long. I’m very glad that John did not go with a limber pulled by a team of 6 or more horses. Imagine how long that would have been.

That’s why I think it would be a great if john releases of few new sets of 44th line infantry. That would give anybody who is fairly new to collecting the Monongahela series a chance to put a nice collection together.

I’m hoping that this is just about the end to the series. An occasional set would be nice, like a mounted Washington or New line infantry.

Yes, it’s a very nice piece. I spent all night rearranging my battle display to fit it in. My shelf is just about full now. I will have some new pictures in a few weeks.

Here these maps may help to layout the battle: http://image63.webshots.com/763/1/13/53/2015113530102566433Bxzkac_fs.jpg http://image74.webshots.com/74/6/17/20/2035617200102566433AnXYXK_fs.jpg Also try using the bird’s eye view on this map sight. I use it all the time for this type of stuff...

Ok, I just got my limber set and here are a few quick images of it. I hope these help.

The Battle of Monongahela was fought in the town of Braddock Pennsylvania. As lenswerks says the town and a big steel refinery was built over the battlefield. Here are a couple of historic markers on battlefield that I submitted to HMdb.org: http://www.hmdb.org/marker.asp?marker=6145...

The postman was too lazy to deliver it to my apartment today so I need to go to the post office and pick it up on Monday.:(

I was thinking the same thing but I ordered the limber set the other day. I probably won’t stop until my glass shelf shatters from the weight.:eek:

This Monongahela series is starting to get out of hand. My guess is that next month John will release Fort Duquesne!!! :D

Looking good, welcome to the club.

Maybe they should move the reenactment next to a Molson or Labatt’s brewery. Now that would be a great reenactment.

I never realized these political issues existed in Canada. But that’s not any reason to threaten violence. I guess that there is some talk of moving the re-enactment somewhere else. I say move it to the US. I would also like to visit Quebec and I was thinking of going to the re-enactment. Now...

Hey guys, I just found this article on Canada.com stating that the 250th re-enactment of the Plains of Abraham is being canceled. Here is the article: Plains of Abraham re-enactment scrubbed By Ken Meaney, Canwest News ServiceFebruary 18, 2009 The National Battlefield Commission bowed to...

Nice limber set. I’m not sure if I can fit it in with the rest of my battle display. Also nice 1812 photos.

POA would be my second choice.