3 musketeers post years ago?

[majorsmith]

Does any recall or indeed have any pictures from a post years ago that had nice little set ups on picture frames using 3 musketeers movie scenes?

Cheers!

[white knight]

Yes, it was vikotnik's and I had the pleasure of playing on it this one time at Crisis.

https://leadadventureforum.com/index.php?topic=2223.0

[white knight]

A lot of the pictures seem to be gone, but I still have most of them saved somewhere I think, if Vikotnik doesn't.

[majorsmith]

Many thanks for that! I will have a look thru on my lunch break!

Cheers

Andy

[Mike Blake]

All piccies seem to have gone and no link elsewhere that I can see...if someone has them I would love to see please. I am part way thro  characters for both sides in 54mm /1/32 or rather 60mm 1/30 painting and conversions and am looking for inspiration. I am melding the TTM theme with The Cardinal's Blades, Pierre Pevel's novels about the same period which have a touch of fantasy in them... Thanks - and if anyone has any other useful links especially to the films I'd be grateful.

[majorsmith]

Here’s a few pics I have, kindly sent to me by white knight

[Mike Blake]

excellent  - many thanks

[Captain Blood]

I too had the pleasure of playing Karsten’s Three Musketeers tavern brawl game on that board, a good few years ago on one of our trips to meet LAF friends in Germany.
Unfortunately I don’t have any pictures - but I do remember the game was very well designed and beautifully realised (like all Karsten’s games), and was a lot of fun to play

[FinnN]

The pictures of this board remind me of the board in this video (which look like an interesting set of rules) - I guess there's only so many ways of laying out a courtyard with a fountain for a swashbuckling game!

[Golgotha]

Wow, those are lovely scenes for a Musketeer game and a good video. Always wanted to play a three musketeers game.

Been a question of what miniatures, what rules as well as time and money for another project... See some miniatures three musketeers related are now available in 1/72 which could be a cheap and quicker option. See for example: http://www.plasticsoldierreview.com/review.aspx?id=2617
and
http://www.plasticsoldierreview.com/PeriodList.aspx?period=10#France

[SJWi]

Hi, the Two Fat Lardies are reportedly working on a set called "Flashing Blades", which sèem to have been in development/playtest for over a year. They seem to be small scale played on a 2' x 2' board. I am attending a "Lard" event on July 9th where they are being demonstrated as a participation game so I will learn more then. No idea if they will be a stand-alone rulebook or just rules released as part of their annual "Special".

[white knight]

I am part way thro  characters for both sides in 54mm /1/32 or rather 60mm 1/30 painting and conversions and am looking for inspiration. I am melding the TTM theme with The Cardinal's Blades, Pierre Pevel's novels about the same period which have a touch of fantasy in them... Thanks - and if anyone has any other useful links especially to the films I'd be grateful.

Perhaps my own 60mm project might also give some inspiration: https://swashbucklingsessions.blogspot.com/search/label/Three%20Musketeers

[Malamute]

I too had the pleasure of playing Karsten’s Three Musketeers tavern brawl game on that board, a good few years ago on one of our trips to meet LAF friends in Germany.
Unfortunately I don’t have any pictures - but I do remember the game was very well designed and beautifully realised (like all Karsten’s games), and was a lot of fun to play

it was great fun. I believe Karsten used the rules as provided by Eureka games to go along with the figures.

[SJWi]

By the way judging from comments made by Rich Clark at Ouseing Lard back in July I don't think they will be out any time soon....

[white knight]

it was great fun. I believe Karsten used the rules as provided by Eureka games to go along with the figures.

Yes, he did. I intend to use them too as they are simple to learn/use and have a lot of possibility to have fun with them.