The bridge at Stirling for terrain purposes

[SirLoinOfSteak]

Hello noble sirs,

I am hoping somebody has an answer to this. I am building a game table and wanted to know which war game terrain manufacturer has designed the most accurate bridge to use as Stirling bridge?

Thanks in advance!

SLoS

[striker]

Toschach Miniatures has a paper one. Not sure how you feel about paper but it may be the only one made of the bridge (the pic has ebob minis in it).

www.toshachminiatures.com/braveheart.htm

[SirLoinOfSteak]

Hey striker, thanks for the reply. I found that link a few days ago and have already download the bridge. Working on assembly in the near future.

I just got a bunch of minis in the mail and am working on getting them painted up first.

I am hoping ebob releases more heavy cavalry in the near future. He had issues with the mould. Otherwise there will be no need to have the bridge

Are you building both armies or just one? I'm doing both but I am more focused on the English right now. My scots are simply primed while I convert knights and foot soldiers.

SLoS

[striker]

Hey I'm finally back! I'm going to use the rules mostly for Prussia and the Baltics. Did you ever find a suitable bridge?

[SirLoinOfSteak]

I did actually. Free download at the site you gave me. Takes a little doing but loos fairly decent. Samurai game Ronin is pretty sweet.