Thursday, 30 August 2012
Monday, 13 August 2012
Battle of Borodino
Better late than never they say, here are some photos of Johns Battle of Borodino game we played earlier in the year
To the left an overview of the 14' x 6' table that we were able to set-up and use at Rupert's gaff, and leave in place for the 3 week game duration.
To the right another view of the table.
Left lines of Russian troops marching on to the table to support their hard pressed comrades.
Right, key moments of the game, on the Russian left flank, as three French divisions concentrate on one Russian division. The Russians fight a loosing battle as they await support from the Russian Guards Division, that started the game held in reserve
Left another view of the titanic initial struggle, that ultimately bled the Russians dry....
Finally to the right the vast open expanses of the Russian right flank where re-enforcements entering the table were blissfully unaware of the problems to their left!
To the left an overview of the 14' x 6' table that we were able to set-up and use at Rupert's gaff, and leave in place for the 3 week game duration.
To the right another view of the table.
Left lines of Russian troops marching on to the table to support their hard pressed comrades.
Right, key moments of the game, on the Russian left flank, as three French divisions concentrate on one Russian division. The Russians fight a loosing battle as they await support from the Russian Guards Division, that started the game held in reserve
Left another view of the titanic initial struggle, that ultimately bled the Russians dry....
Finally to the right the vast open expanses of the Russian right flank where re-enforcements entering the table were blissfully unaware of the problems to their left!
Sunday, 12 August 2012
SAGA Saxons
Just off the workbench, Gripping Beast plastics, based on 2p pieces and MDF trays with appropriate holes cut for the bases.
Labels:
28mm,
Dark Ages,
Painted Units,
Saga,
Saxons
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