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Miniatures Adventure => Colonial Adventures => Topic started by: Rogerc on 07 December 2024, 04:41:38 PM
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Ran another playtest of the WIP rules for Sikh Wars, results very good so far, lots of pictures and after action report here: https://gapagnw.blogspot.com/2024/11/fourth-sikh-wars-playtest.html
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Wow :o Great stuff
Can I ask what figures you are using?
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Great looking game. As I read down I thought, I've played games with those cards - :o - hang on a second....
Glad you are getting some use out of them. lol
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Hi Grey Ghost.
As with most projects I use real massive mix of manufacturers, Studio Miniatures and Foundry with some Old Glory for Sikh Regulars, the British mainly Foundry too but with Perry, Iron Duke and others mixed in, the irregulars are even more varied. If you look back through old posts I have named the manufacturers for each unit as I complete them so you can heck that out more fully on the blog if you are interested.
James, yes the cards work really well for this period, I am going to produce some of my own with images more appropriate to India but yours have really helped me develop the rules for this period.
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Interesting battle. Your rules' cards remind me of the AWI rules Patriots and Loyalists.
Looks like the British were gonna sneak one out. Well done!
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Cheers Cap'n yeah, but close enough that both sides got a game.