Tuesday saw me having a splendid trip to the seaside domain of Ronnie Cobham ( of Fife &Drum forum and vwc. Fame, not to mention commentator on the Tradgardland blog ) for my first face to face Wargame in fifteen months and his in thirty five years! A great day indeed and thanks to him and his wife for their hospitality too.
We were trialling Willz’s One Side Of A4 Rules with some spontaneous add ons by ourselves. It was a chance to use Ronnie’s splendid 1745 collection. The game was played on a dining room table and was great fun. I commanded the Jacobites and managed to facilitate their defeat. An enjoyable time was had and we are resolved to do it again soon. In the meantime here are some photos-
Some lovely photos!
ReplyDeleteAre the rules available anywhere? One-page ones sound right up my alley.
Email Willz via vwc or go on the Fife and drum forum.
DeleteFine looking game. Glad you both had fun.
ReplyDeleteThanks. Your alfresco gaming looked fun too with the Woods.
DeleteThat is a very nice looking game indeed, really lovely looking figures.
ReplyDeleteRonnie’s figures do look splendid.
DeleteAn excellent looking game, lovey figures.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the name check.
Stay safe and happy gaming,
Willz.
Lovely looking game!
ReplyDeleteThanks so much, Alan. It was indeed a fabulous day. I must say that the photos came out rather well. I might just pluck up the courage to show them at the VWC after all!
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Lovely photos, Alan. The 18th century linear style of warfare and uniforms work best with 28mm wargame figures. Some very nice regiments on view!
ReplyDeleteMichael
Glad you and your friend had a great game Alan - well worth the wait for both of you.
ReplyDeleteLove the 15 and 35 story; what a great coming together. Beautiful figures too.
ReplyDeleteRegards, James
super looking game
ReplyDeleteAlan, hope you don't mind me hijacking your blog for a moment to thank everyone for their amazing comments!
ReplyDeleteRonnie
Delighted to be hijacked!
DeleteBeautiful looking game Alan! Everything looks perfect!
ReplyDeleteGreat looking figures. The ones in the mitres remind me of old paintings.
ReplyDeleteVWC?
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