Ulzana's Raid. A Fistful of Lead AAR

[dinohunterpoa]

I would suggest contacting Lance at Galloping Major Miniatures. He stocks wargames rules that mirror his ranges and he is slowly developing an Old West range... And he's a LAFer and is a splendid chap to deal with.

[majorsmith]

Brilliant, love those rock faces

[Mason]

Wonderful eye candy, Mama.
Only just clocked this.
 

And good see Dr De'Ath keeping up the tradition of rigging everyone else dice rolling with the use of magic, voodoo and other shifty stuff.
 

Thanks to Steve talking about rims and everyone else talking about buttes, Paul will be along in a bit to talk about rimming buttes no doubt 

Oih!

I resemble that remark!

[Malamute]

 

And good see Dr De'Ath keeping up the tradition of rigging everyone else dice rolling with the use of magic, voodoo and other shifty stuff.
 

He's becoming alarmingly good at that. He manmaged it again the other night, although Bibbles trumped us both with some canny gun play

[Dr DeAth]

He's becoming alarmingly good at that. He manmaged it again the other night, although Bibbles trumped us both with some canny gun play

Yep,  Big Guns Bibbly served up a can of whoopass on both of us last time, despite most of his posse turning up with out ammunition  

[DivisMal]

Fabulous scenery. Absolutely stunning! And the AAR read very well. Loved every picture.

[Mason]

Yep,  Big Guns Bibbly served up a can of whoopass on both of us last time, despite most of his posse turning up with out ammunition  

 
That sounds like him.
 



Incidentally, all this Old West activity lately in these parts saw us digging out the Upsheet Creek scenery last night and playing the original scenario from BLAM 14 twice. Good fun and it worked just as well with three players, which surprised me.
We should be playing in the Creek again next week, maybe a FfoL game this time.

Ya see what you lot and that bloody RMZ have gone and done!
 

[Ramirez Noname]

Ya see what you lot and that bloody RMZ have gone and done!

As the Ringo Kid in "Stagecoach" said

"Well, there are some things a man just can't run away from"

 

RMZ

[Malamute]

As the Ringo Kid in "Stagecoach" said

"Well, there are some things a man just can't run away from"

 

RMZ

 

“The Hell he did!” 

[Vagabond]

That sounds like him.
 



Incidentally, all this Old West activity lately in these parts saw us digging out the Upsheet Creek scenery last night and playing the original scenario from BLAM 14 twice. Good fun and it worked just as well with three players, which surprised me.
We should be playing in the Creek again next week, maybe a FfoL game this time.

Ya see what you lot and that bloody RMZ have gone and done!
 

You know what they say, no pictures - it didn't happen

[Juan]

Wonderful game table and figures. The AAR report is fantastic too, and very useful. Thanks a lot!

[guitarheroandy]

This marvellous thread has prompted me to purchase Fistful of Lead with a view to playing some games with my very slowly developing 54mm Western Cavalry Movie project. Rules look fun - simple and cinematic and ideal for multi-player games. Just my thing! I also bought the Horse and Musket version and scenario booklet too. Looking forward to trying them out... Just need to paint a few Sioux and I'll have enough ready for a small game. Thanks for the inspiration! 

[Malamute]

Excellent they should suit 54mm games well

[BaronVonJ]

Yes, works great for 54mm. My buddy Ccuk Amok has run several French and Indian War skirmishes for me at cons.
http://cluckamok.blogspot.com/search/label/Fistful%20of%20Lead

[juergen c. olk]

Very Impressive terrain.