Eagle Rampant - First Club Game

[Vulture]

Guys

My gaming group had its first game of Eagle Rampant last night, the Napoleonic variant of Lion Rampant. Very playable  

More details and pics on my Blog: http://vultureswargamingblog.blogspot.co.uk/2016/04/eagle-rampant-at-harrogate-wargames-club.html

Anyone else tried them out yet ? We were quite impressed

Kind regards to all

Vulture

[Golgotha]

Have not tried Eagle Rampant but would be keenly interested in  doing so thanks for the heads up. Lovely minis and terrain great looking game.

[Marine0846]

Love your minis.
Fine looking game.
May I ask, what company makes the large red brick building.
Also, love the name of your blog.

[AWu]

Great photos of superbly painted miniatures!

You just forgot to mention who got the baggage in the end

Photos suggest Brits, but your omission of this fact suggest the French

I am waiting for WI to arrive to my local shop to try it myself.
I see it as lest story-dependent and simpler alternative to Sharps practice I am using for more-scennario oriented games.

[tomek917]

Nice miniatures and terrain!

Haven't tried them yet but planning on doing so!
It was a bit weird how apologetic the article in WI was though...  

[Slayer]

nice AAR, was it 24pts each?

[Vulture]

nice AAR, was it 24pts each?

 

48pts per side 

[Vulture]

Love your minis.
Fine looking game.
May I ask, what company makes the large red brick building.
Also, love the name of your blog.

I'm not sure whose it is.  I shall enquire with some of the other club members and see if anyone can remember   

[Vulture]

Great photos of superbly painted miniatures!

You just forgot to mention who got the baggage in the end

Photos suggest Brits, but your omission of this fact suggest the French

I am waiting for WI to arrive to my local shop to try it myself.
I see it as lest story-dependent and simpler alternative to Sharps practice I am using for more-scennario oriented games.

AWu
I've gone and 'tweaked' the wording and added some more detail about the game.  Yes, the god-fearing Brits carried the day   A very very close game  

Here's another pic I'm going to add to the Blog, looking south earlyish in the game.

[tomek917]

I'm not sure whose it is.  I shall enquire with some of the other club members and see if anyone can remember   

It's from Hovels Hougemont set, lovely piece, I have one myself 

[AWu]

Great.

One thing that might be useful for ones like me (without WI) would be Order de battalie - at least what u can recollect from it.

[Marine0846]

tomek917

Thanks for the reply about the red brick building.
Will have to check it out.

Vulture

Will have to check out the rules,
they sound like a lot of fun.
Have been thinking about using Sharpe Practice for this period.

[AWu]

I am using Sharp practice.

Sharp 2 due to later this month looks like no brainer, although Rampant series are  less story oriented and simpler.

Best to try both and decide which works best for you.

For me its SP better for campaign games but ER for participant games for club friends not involved in the period nor my storyline.