Indian Mutiny game at Partizan

[Yankeepedlar01]

By The SE Scotland Wargames Club, and Kevin...

An overview of the table.


The central feature, a Palace/Residency of some sort.


Other important buildings.


Native marketplace.


A well.


Draught elephant ~ very nice model.

As you can guess, I liked this game rather a lot.

[Malamute]

Lovely stuff.
I really like the small details in my games like the market stalls, civillians etc. I think they bring the table to life. I like it alot too.

[Arthur]

Nice buildings and figures, but the lack of proper terrain is detrimental to the overall appearance of the display, methinks. That piece of cloth definitely looks a bit bland to my eyes.

Don't think the nellie in the last shot is a Mutineer beast, by the way : the mahout and his crony are definitely Foundry figures, and so is the pachyderm - the Mutineer one does not have a strap at the back of the saddlecloth and its legs are posed differently. 

[fastolfrus]

Nice buildings and figures, but the lack of proper terrain is detrimental to the overall appearance of the display, methinks. That piece of cloth definitely looks a bit bland to my eyes.

The cloth may not be perfect, but given that they have probably got something like a 250 mile journey (each way) I'm happy enough to grant them a little leeway.

[Ray Rivers]

As you can guess, I liked this game rather a lot.

No wonder... it looks fantastic!

[Westfalia Chris]

Nice figures, great terrain, but the tablecloth is indeed a bit of a let-down - not necessarily because it's cloth, but because the colour is sooo different from all the terrain. I think it would have benefitted tremendously from some thin spraypaint coatings in various browns and reds, just so the buildings stand out a little less.

[Yankeepedlar01]

Its a long way from Aberdeen/Edinburgh, so saving on terrain boards and sharing cars gets my vote, so I'll look the other way on the cloth colour. Anyway, it might just be my photos....

[Captain Blood]

Great looking figures, buildings, accessories - all top-notch.
Have to agree about the tablecloth though 
Completely understand what you say about transporting boards long distance, David. But can't help but wonder if a little bit of paint / texture on the dustsheet might have helped.

But each to their own. If they're happy, that's all that matters.

[Furt]

I think the buildings and figures look great.

I really like the market and well.

[smirnoff]

Good stuff; which rules were they using?

[Centaur_Seducer]

Looks great!
I would really like to go to one of the British shows, they seem to have more variety than the Swedish ones (40k, Fantasy, other GW stuff).

[fastolfrus]

I would really like to go to one of the British shows

Some shows are first class.
Can you not arrange a family holiday that "coincides" with a show ?

[Hammers]

Like the gates of the buildings a lot.

[Centaur_Seducer]

Some shows are first class.
Can you not arrange a family holiday that "coincides" with a show ?

I would love to, but I don't think the Mrs wish to go west when we usually go south
Just have to bid my time, and try to plan the so-called business trip to Partizan next year...

[Phil Robinson]

Good stuff; which rules were they using?

An Indian variation of Chris Peer's "In the Heart of Africa"

Link - http://www.edinburghwargames.com/Indian%20Mutiny.htm

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