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Miniatures Adventure => Age of the Big Battalions => Topic started by: The Grim Mariner on 21 June 2016, 07:51:41 AM
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Okay not quite "Big Battalions" but certainly belonging to that age. Last weekend the premier wargames centre in the area "The Grimsby Wargames Society" hosted a recreation of the Four Days Battle in 1666. Three Dutch fleets at anchor rapidly hoisting sail as four English fleets descend on them. The game had over a hundred and fifty superbly modelled ships from club members Steve & Andy and it was a real pleasure to play the game.
(http://i.imgur.com/vwdveWM.jpg)
(http://i.imgur.com/R44HkRp.jpg)
(http://i.imgur.com/4VlcVTF.jpg)
After a day long wargame the outcome was a draw since the English had forced more Dutch ships to retire but the Dutch had managed to capture two ships including one of the English flagships.
A great game and great fun.
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That's and impressive collection of tiny ships you've got there.
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:o :o
I am awestruck!
That looks absolutely brilliant.
What rules did you guys use?
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Very beautiful!! Great work!!
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That does look very impressive 8)
cheers
James
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Very nice looking ships.
Just watched the Admiral yesterday.
This thread is perfect timing.
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Bonjour,
Splendid looking vessels chaps!
Who makes the ships and what rules did you use?
Thanks for sharing.
Cheers,
Paul
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Really great looking naval action.
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just wow! I've rigged about a dozen ships like that. Can't even imagine doing 150.
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Simply fantastic!
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Rules used were a set written by the guys themselves for quick play but based on "Topsail & Whipstaff".
All the models are from Langton Miniatures.
And very many thanks for the positive comments.
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Very exciting looking game!
LB
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Saw them at Newark show, they look even better in real life than on photos.
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just lovely
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Simply stunning - Stecal I haven't even bothered to rig any of my Langton's, so anyone that does at least one gets my respect. But 150? That's madness.