Battle of Bergbosen - some pics of our last club game

[Admiral Benbow]

Last weekend we had a very large room and staged a big napoleonic battle. The game was based on a fictional scenario forcing the french to build a pontoon bridge over a river and simultaneously attacking a superior combined prussian-russian force. We were 9 gamers having a great weekend and lots of fun!



























 

[Damas]

 

What a STUNNING set of photos.  The scenery, models everything is just outstanding.  I doff my cap to all those involved.

Well done!!

[Napoleon91]

I am speechless ... and very envious! Simply fantastic!

[Malamute]

Oh my, that is simply stunning, magnificent, proper wargaming for grown ups

[Centaur_Seducer]

Breathless terrain!
Is the church scratch-built?

[JollyBob]

I'd like to say "phwoooarrr..." but I'm not sure it's entirely apropriate. 

Beautiful figures and scenery, very jealous. It's not everyone who can make Naps enticing for me.   

[oxiana]

Wow.

And furthermore, WOW. 

Fabulous stuff! 

[Belgian]

Amazing terrain and miniatures! How many figures were involved?

btw, the pontoon is ace!! 

[fastolfrus]

What rules do you use?

[Tsune]

 

WOW! Great terrain, miniatures and buildings. What a magnificent battle!

[OSHIROmodels]

That's absolutely stunning     

Git for having such a big table   

Were the rules BP or something else and is it possible to post a picture of the whole table please 

cheers

James

[Captain Blood]

Wonderful theatre in miniature, Michael. Superb 

[Ray Rivers]

Yep...

Looks pretty fantastic!   

[Svennn]

Proper! 

[Admiral Benbow]

Breathless terrain!
Is the church scratch-built?

No, as far as I know it's by Grand Manner.

Amazing terrain and miniatures! How many figures were involved?

Around 1.000 miniatures.

What rules do you use?

Black Powder; they worked for our Thirty Years War games, and they work very nicely for our napoleonic ones.

Were the rules BP or something else and is it possible to post a picture of the whole table please 

Well, the table measured 7,00 x 1,50 m, I havn't seen any useful pics of the whole table. It's very difficult to photograph something like this, and even then you wouldn't recognise much.

Besides, we had more tables in the off-board zones for preparing all the troops before deploying ...