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Hi all,Perhaps some of you have seen this, but there's a cool blog from the illustrator of the new Campaign title about his research trip to Ramillies etc.http://seanobrogain.blogspot.ie/2014/10/well-...

It could be an interesting with a title about the Iranian Shamshir. Perhaps Osprey could get Dr. Manouchehr Moshtagh Khorasani to write it.

Who here would be interested in a warrior title about the Ottoman Sipahis? I was hoping we would see this title after "mamluk Askar", but to my disapointment, se won't be gettint it in 2015...

Contemplating Osprey's abandonment of the 17th Century, I wonder whether the Campaign title 'Vienna 1683' was the tipping point?It was rushed out after the title stormed an (old-style) book vote (some...

With Vienna being given the Campaign treatment, is it not about time that Zenta was as well. being the other Great Turkish War big battle?

How about a Weapon book on the evolution of the Wheel Lock Pistol, with a preface covering the Latch Crossbow.

I really liked the WAR on the French Musketeers, I didn't know d'Artagnan really existed. Thanks to scratchbuilder for the suggestion. Recently, this video was translated from French to English: h...

It would be nice to see something on New Netherlands. A CAM on Kieft's War, a FORTRESS or MAA.

I would like to suggest another 17th century Indian title I want Osprey to do: King Philip's war 1675-1676. It was the deadliest war in US history by casualties from total population, as the US Civil ...

Right, after a week ban I have returned to make one more post, possibly the only one of this week. Over that time I was straining my brain to look for a sensible subject for Osprey to comprehend doing...

Several of the Campaign Series books have a "Wargaming the Battle" section on the last few pages. They feature DBR for troop/unit breakdown. Now that Osprey is involved with FOG and FOGR it would be...

Now I recently finished Peter Wilson's book on this massive conflict. And it is incredibly hard to piece together the events. And then I read the Campaign 68 Lutzen, which was beautiful and very well ...

I greatly enjoyed the Battle of the Boyne CAM book I just ordered and it sparked a new interest in the subject. I would happily read a full Essential Histories title on the full 9 year's war. if not I...

Further to my previous post, and done separately to stop that post being very long, here are a few further possibilities that wouldn't have been considered obscure once upon a time but might be in the...

There has been prolonged neglect, as mentioned elsewhere, of this period in the Campaign series. The argument that it 'doesn't sell' is a bit week if you never publish anything. Other periods were o...

In the winter of 1666-67, with peace negotiations between the Dutch and the English under way, King Charles and his advisers decided to keep the fleet laid up in dockyards when spring came. Meanwhile...

The recent Warrior title on the Musketeers of the French Royal Guard is excellent and appears to be successful. Within, it mentions Musketeer type guard units raised by other monarchies in imitation. ...

Does anyone fancy a Warrior on the evolution of the Cuirassier, between the sixteenth and eighteenth centuries? I haven't included the nineteenth century because the cuirassier essentially finished it...

I'd love to see a Warrior on this. Ottomans are overlooked in my opinion. Thoughts?

Has Osprey considered a Raid on Sir Henry Morgan's raid on Panama? He got it right 250 years before Gallipoli.