A larger Peninsular 40mm Sharpe Practice

[Rogerc]

Recently played a larger Sharpe Practice Peninsular game with a view to pushing the boundaries of volume of figures, interesting little game, battle report here for those interested with lots of eye candy:

https://gapagnw.blogspot.com/2024/10/a-larger-sharp-practice-game-aar.html

[has.been]

The one picture looks lovely, but the link won't work for me.

[vodkafan]

The one picture looks lovely, but the link won't work for me.

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[Alan Mercer]

Great looking figures Roger. Keeping the 40s flag flying.

[fred]

Try this one

https://gapagnw.blogspot.com/2024/10/a-larger-sharp-practice-game-aar.html

[Inkpaduta]

That one worked. Great looking figures.

[Rogerc]

Thanks guys sorry about the link.

[has.been]

Yup that second link worked for me.
It all looks great. Well done. I am envious.

[vodkafan]

It looked amazing Roger. I don't know that the casualties being spread around a larger unit is a fault. That actually makes sense to me, a larger unit would have more resilience and would be able to soak up proportionally more punishment without being deterred.
A good experiment anyway and didn't break the game?

[MaleGriffin]

Lovely figures! My favorite part of the Napoleonic wars!

[Rogerc]

Thank you, I agree its not a fault, I really enjoy the rules, this was a bout pushing the size of the units to see where the game stops working quite so well and I think thats all that happened, still a good game.

[CapnJim]

Quiet the fight.  And spectacle.  Well done!

[Rogerc]

Cheers Capn

[traveller]

Wow! Awesome! 

[Rogerc]

Thanks Traveller