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Miniatures Adventure => Other Adventures => Topic started by: Phil Robinson on January 27, 2011, 02:19:31 PM
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My good chum Dave has for some time been trying to persuade me to play a First
Carlist War game with my fledgling collection, I had been putting this off has I
did not think that Black Powder rules would work with only one brigade a side,
however I finally relented. I am pleased to say that the game went really well
and lasted for about 11/2 hours, we played with ranges etc at 66% on a 4 x 4
table, the Carlist force consisted of four standard size battalions a 6pdr gun
and a small cavalry unit, the Isabelino's four standard size battalions a Royal
Marine rocket battery and a small cavalry unit. Both sides had a brigade
commander but no CinC.
Pictures from the game are on my blog
http://newsfromthefront-phil.blogspot.com/
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Top notch stuff Phil, lovely painting on the figures and great terrain.
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Great stuff Phil. Its a beautiful collection. I really like your brushwork too. ;D
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Lovely painting of some lovely figures. Great subject too!
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Great brush work and overall feel 8) :D and I'm glad to hear that the smaller games work just aswell (it means I don't have to paint those 16 battalions for AWI any time soon ;D )
cheers
James
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What a splendid show. Smashing, just smashing. Highlight of the day.
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You forgot to mention who won! :D
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Didn´t the Carlists win? Great set up, I love your painting. How many miniatures did you field for one side? I always thought about playing the 1.CW, and you are pushing me closer to it!
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Didn´t the Carlists win? Great set up, I love your painting. How many miniatures did you field for one side? I always thought about playing the 1.CW, and you are pushing me closer to it!
For this game only 4 battalions of 16 each and 1 cavalry unit each of 4. When I have completed the project there will be 8 battalions of 20 figs per side and 1 unit of 8 cavalry per side but I will add more cavalry at some point.
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You forgot to mention who won! :D
Quote " It doesn't matter who wins" ;)
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“It's not whether you win or lose, it's how you place the blame.” :o
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“It's not whether you win or lose, it's how you place the blame.” :o
If in doubt, blame the snow. ;)
Great collection and an amazing table. Very nice indeed.