Raglan's World War One Adventure on the Western Front

[Lord Raglan]

An elevated machine-gun bunker can be seen in the second photo.

[Lord Raglan]

Lots of versatility in this trench system, to give the maximum playable options.

[Lord Raglan]

Any attacker is going to have a hard job cracking this nut 😬

[Grumpy Gnome]

Another great thread… those trenchworks in particular are stunning! 👏🏻

[marianas_gamer]

I agree with Grumpy Gnome, stunning terrain!

[armchairgeneral]

Trenches look amazing 

Given the effort you have gone to, just wondered why didn’t opt for terrain tiles with the trenches recessed into them rather than ones you place on the table?

[Lord Raglan]

I just don’t think terrain tiles are very versatile this way it gives me much more options

[armchairgeneral]

I just don’t think terrain tiles are very versatile this way it gives me much more options

Fair enough. I got resin trenches for my WW1 games. In hindsight I got too many straight sections. I should have got more 90 degree sections as later trenches seem to dog leg backwards and forwards, I understand to limit the effects of grenades/explosions.

[Metternich]

An amazing project.  Each of your figures is a small character, evoking the period.  Bravo.

[Freddy]

Great terrain, truly has that apocalyptic vibe of ww1 trench warfare.

[Lord Raglan]

Cheers boys

[Lord Raglan]

German Romfell Armoured Car, driven by none other Hauptmann Dick Dastardly.

[Metternich]

The Romfel and escorting troops are marvelous.  Although perhaps it should be driven by Rickhard Ruchlos, vice Dick Dastardly!

[commissarmoody]

Nice Romfel!

[Lord Raglan]

I am running my first game at a Lardy event on Saturday 18th Febuary with my co-host Richard Clarke.

1917 Operation Lard - Through the Mud and the Blood (Hollywood style).

You have watched the film, now play the game with Clarke and Lane at Winter Wonder Lard, Bristol.