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Miniatures Adventure => Age of the Big Battalions => Topic started by: photocrinch on 01 September 2020, 03:37:13 PM
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The long distance basement battle for the recreation of Rolica has begun. It's 1808 and a small allied army is working its way South after landing in Portugal to chase out the most hated French. I have updated my initial battle report with the results of turn 2 as the hostilities commence...
https://miniatureminions.blogspot.com/2020/08/rolica-1808-preparing-for-storm.html
(https://1.bp.blogspot.com/-e0FTr6huja8/X021vzzNm_I/AAAAAAAAEOs/_ds72_sZZ4UCLe7PW6xdENpgQmWvLTakwCNcBGAsYHQ/s640/IMG_20200831_211907724%2B%25282%2529.jpg)
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Hard pounding, loved the way the thump of the 9pdrs flummoxed the time-space-continuum!
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Gosh, those triangular artillery bases take me back! (Which rules - Airfix or Bayonet Publications?)
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I first saw the triangular shaped bases in the Airfix guide back in the late 70s. The rules we are using are a home grown variety for simple Napoleonic battles written by Ian Spencer. You can access them on his site: http://hintonhunt.blogspot.com/
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Thanks Harry! It was about time something shook that "way back machine" into proper operation!
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Great stuff. :D I really like the look of those.
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I first saw the triangular shaped bases in the Airfix guide back in the late 70s. The rules we are using are a home grown variety for simple Napoleonic battles written by Ian Spencer. You can access them on his site: http://hintonhunt.blogspot.com/
Thanks - happy days. Bayonet Napoleonics were the first rules I ever bought, at one of the MEE shows at Seymour Place; they had some cut-out shapes for artillery effects (one was a canister cone).
I sold all my Minifigs S Range (to someone whom I know appreciates them); the other "oldies" all got broken or lost, sadly.
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Baron von Wreckedoften - Good for you! Always a good thing when old figures find a home where they are appreciated!
David
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Well that was a treat!! Superb looking game and table, "Old School" it may be but it looks absolutely brilliant!! :)
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Thanks Jambo! Just finishing up turn 3. I think next turn will see some major developments as the British start to take the hills. Hope the French can hold out long enough!