Andrew came over for a daytime English Civil War game using my 15mm collection which has, very unfortunately, has not seen daylight for a long time.
The game, using a concocted home-brew set of rules went OK despite them having too much taxing addition and subtraction. I think we may be getting too old to go through all that! After the game, I revised the combat factors to more manageable modifying calculations without really changing the overall feel I hope.
Anyway, here are a few photos of the game in progress.
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Royalist cavalry in the foreground and infantry in the middle. Most are Essex [15mm] | |
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Andrew is placing his General for the Parliamentarian right wing cavalry's group move as the Royalist infantry (middle) has advanced ahead of their immobile artillery. |
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The 200 foot General's view of the battle roughly based on the famous Battle of Nasby. |
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The Royalist cavalry advance. 15mm Essex from my collection
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