A Bridge not far enough, Sharp Prae 40mm Peninsular AAR

[Rogerc]

Had a cracking Sharp Practice game with my 40mm stuff, new units on table all got mauled as is traditional, write up and lots of pictures here:

https://gapagnw.blogspot.com/2023/02/a-bridge-not-far-enough-40mm-peninsular.html

[has.been]

Very pretty. I must try some 40mm, though I doubt it will be more than a skirmish.

[CapnJim]

That was a very good battle report, with great looking figures and scenery (what there was of it!  ).

Couple comments...

A.  Never put in newly-painted troops at a critical point in the battle.  It does indeed seem that the Gods of War(games) tend to frown on those chaps....

B.  For the record, those are COOKIES.  Biscuits are something on which one puts sausage gravy...       

[Bloggard]

lovely looking game (and biscuits / cookies).

[has.been]

B.  For the record, those are COOKIES.  Biscuits are something on which one puts sausage gravy...       

'Two people divided by a common language' 

[Phil Portway]

Fab looking game! 

What is the significance of the rings, the tufts and the numbers on the Officer/NCO bases please?

Not played Sharp Practise!

[Rogerc]

Thanks very much guys, COOKIEs Lol!

Biscuit monster doesnt sound the same does it!

In sharp practice we need to mark shock and casualties. The tufts are shock ad work really well. The rings are casualties and work less well but are OK. Commanders activate when their card is drawn from a pack so each commander has a number, the numbered bases make t easier to remember which is which. Something I got done through a 3d printing firm.

[MaleGriffin]

Nicely done! Especially the cookies... Uh... biscuits!

[vtsaogames]

Good job, pretty toys.

[Rogerc]

Cheers, another game to follow in the near future.