All about to go sadly wrong for the French... |
Captured, pardieu! |
And it all fits flat on the floor of the boot of the Skoda.... |
Another good fun introduction though - that's another person keen on the game who is up for more :D
WAB, WECW, Dux Britanniarum, IABSM3 and many other wargames rules, mostly in 28 and 15mm.
All about to go sadly wrong for the French... |
Captured, pardieu! |
And it all fits flat on the floor of the boot of the Skoda.... |
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Hurrah for the Royal Navy!
ReplyDeleteGood to see that the game still holds up in a one on one battle.
The problem with this is though that everytime I look at your blog I see another Sails of Glory post and start thinking things like.
"Trafalgar, Trafalgar is well do-able."
Then you really don;t want to see this post on the Anchorage:
ReplyDeletehttp://sailsofglory.org/showthread.php?3311-Glorious-First-of-June-was-a-great-success!
And yes, Trafalgar probably is, but you need a big table. and more Spanish ships than will be available until wave 3 (end of 2015).. :D
You maniac Whitaker!
ReplyDeleteYou were meant to convince me it couldn't be done.
*whimper*
Why would you expect that - we are very much, can do, here at the Peterborough club!
DeleteThough I think for larger battles it might be worth adjusting the rules for smaller ships (frigates and smaller) and running them as squadrons and concentrate on Ships-of-the-line.
Rumour has it there are some fleet action rules coming out with wave 3...
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