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Miniatures Adventure => Colonial Adventures => Topic started by: joekano on February 26, 2016, 06:39:32 AM
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This week Axabrax and I managed to get in a small game using his new river mat and my jungle terrain. A German gunboat needed to fight its way past a French held river outpost.
(https://2.bp.blogspot.com/-VqKgPKD3LRE/Vs_cdCz2uGI/AAAAAAAAECk/uCZ9t761fU4/s1600/IMG_2676.JPG)
(https://1.bp.blogspot.com/-dXC6y9RCFg0/Vs_fxOg98sI/AAAAAAAAEDM/903XTJyrrD4/s1600/IMG_2683.JPG)
(https://2.bp.blogspot.com/-YhFCDaUuk_Y/Vs_rZL4dEII/AAAAAAAAEE0/cTziCDRD0rY/s1600/IMG_2701.JPG)
The battle report can be found on the blog:
http://majorthomasfoolery.blogspot.com/2016/02/kamerun-gunboat-battle-germans-vs-french.html (http://majorthomasfoolery.blogspot.com/2016/02/kamerun-gunboat-battle-germans-vs-french.html)
Chris
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Good looking river mat.
Where's it from?
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The mat is from Cigar Box Battles.
Thanks for the report Chris--it was a really fun game!
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Super looking game.
Love the terrain, figures and the gunboat.
May I ask what rules did you play?
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Great looking battle ,love the mat. the Woermann shipping line will not be happy w/this outcome.
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Thanks Guys! It was a really fun time, though I wish I had made it a bit father down the table (had a lot of bad dice rolls). We used the "In The Heart of Africa" rules by Chris Peers.
Chris
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Great looking table and boat. The Miniature Building Authority trading post is a wonderful building. Good stuff all! Richard
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Looks like a lot of fun 8) 8) 8)
I do hope those Triffids were not man eating(?) ;D :)
Darrell.
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Great looking game!!
I agree the river section looks great.....along with the rest of the scenery.
Love those rules by Chris Peers.
Thanks for sharing!
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Thumbs up!! I really like the painting on the Brigade askaris with the dilapidated slouch hats :-*
LB
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When one of them sinks does it become the James Kamerun gunboat battle? :)
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Super stufff. Nice theme (Kamaroon) and a good mix of troops...Azande, Pygmys, French, germans...what's nto to like ;D
german Askaris - what colors have you used...they have that nice yellowy-brown I'm trying to capture for my WW1 Gemans and Wissmanntruppe.
Cheers
Happy W
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I painted these several years back, so I'm guessing at the colors right now. I think the dark tones were a Games Workshop color (beastal brown?) with Vallejo desert yellow as the mid tone and and Vallejo dark sand for the highlights.