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Miniatures Adventure => Pikes, Muskets and Flouncy Shirts => Topic started by: Malamute on December 19, 2013, 06:36:17 PM
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I got together earlier today with some long term friends who I had not seen for a while to play our traditional Christmas game. It was put together at relatively short notice so I decided to run a game I had previously presented at BLAM 2012 as none of this group had played it. So apologies to those of you who look at this and recognise it from before.
The dastardly Governor of Alta California has hatched a plan to capture or kill El Zorro. He will lure him into a trap by hanging an innocent peasant. Knowing Zorro will be forced to make a rescue attempt the Governor has El Capitan Elforno place extra guards around the town square, he has reinforcements under Sargento Garcia hidden in the church and an assassin also hiding in the bell tower of the church ready to shoot Zorro when he makes his rescue attempt.
El Zorro is assisted by his beautiful wife Elena and a number of loyal Vaqueros who are also hiding in one of the town buildings. Zorro enters the game disguised as the Franciscan monk who will administer the last rites to the condemned man.
Much fun was had and the game ran true to Hollywood with much swash and buckle as Zorro dispatched El Capitan, El Coronel, a number of guards, managed to dodge the assassins bullets and made for the final showdown with the governor. Unfortunately for Zorro he had used up all of his luck and after several rounds of furious sword play the Governor ran him through...
No doubt Zorro will survive his wounds and return for the sequel next year....!
Rules are LOTOW.
Figures mostly painted by El Supremo Bugsda, along with contributions from Camp Dave and myself.
Terrain and scenics bits by me.
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I usually place all my Zorro related stuff on the Old West board, but felt for a change that Zorro fits nicely here as well. :)
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Bravo compadre!
All looks terribly familiar, but never tire of seeing old San Antonio :)
Splendid shot of El Generalissimo by the cactus.
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Apparently this game was a work of art...your players are really lucky! Excellent looking pieces all around!
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That's simply fantastic! :-* :-*
Christopher
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Superb. :D
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Lovely stuff, a beautiful setting for some ripping yarns :D 8)
www.gallopingmajorwargames.com
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!st class -love the cacti in the garden
Shaun
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Ah, it's a table of beauty.... :-*
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Quite stunning! Makes me want to burn my brushes and take up carpet bowls......
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Amazing Sir, thanks to post this excellent pictures, congratullations!!!! :-* :-* :-*
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Always worth a re-run 8)
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Great looking game.
Is that Brian's mum on the balcony?
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Amazing, stunning, wonderful, superlative terrain! :-* :-* :-*
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Speechless... :o :-*
That table is a true piece of art.
thanks for sharing.
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What an absolutely stunning looking table.
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Words fail me... :-* :-* :-*
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As mentioned before your table and the minis are looking exceptionally good. You could use a gaming mat instead of gaming tiles though. Would let you get rid of those seams.
But it stays better than most of the tables I have seen. So don't worry lol
Cheers
GS
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Stunning stuff, Amigo!
A proper visual treat for the festive period.
Top class wargames porn all round!
:-* 8) :-*
Is that Brian's mum on the balcony?
I was thinking the same thing at first glance, but I do believe that she is one of his aunties, not his mother.
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Now I need to go through all your old posts for more piccies of your carts, as I am using them for the inspiration for the 'mobile' parts of my own wagons... The Grass Fight is particularly useful.
:D
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I love your buildings. The little villa building is great. Are those cacti from the Pegasus set?
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This is so beautiful! I can almost hear some mariachis play...
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No need to apologize for any repeated scenario, it is still lovely to behold and I envy your collection :-*
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I love your buildings. The little villa building is great. Are those cacti from the Pegasus set?
Yes, the cacti are Pegasus. :)
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Stunning miniatures and setting superb eye candy
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I was thinking the same thing at first glance, but I do believe that she is one of his aunties, not his mother.
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Definitely his Auntie. ;)
She's from the Perry Carlist Wars civilians pack, as are a few of the other ladies in the collection.
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With a set of scenery like that you never need to apologise for showing it off. Fantastic figures and terrain pieces as well.
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A splendid encore :-*
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It is a beautiful setup !
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Ah, bravo Nick!!!
Your San Antonio always makes me want to start building one myself!
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superb Nick................... :o
regards
Ged
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Super figures, I never get tired of looking at your Zorro figures and terrain.
It does look to me that the mules are more interested in the hanging than the people. lol
Thanks for sharing pictures of your wonderful setup.
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Ridiculous. In a good way. lol
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Ah, bravo Nick!!!
Your San Antonio always makes me want to start building one myself!
Me too
But anything I made would be put to shame by this stunning board and figures.
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Very cool..how did you do the cactus in the hacienda garden??
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Very cool..how did you do the cactus in the hacienda garden??
Pegasus Cacti. :)
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Looks soooooo good. I love a good set up more than an actual game haha.