The two armies on the march. For objectives I used the three crossroads that each side had on their side of the board (where the troops are deployed) as goals. |
Both armies start deploying their troops. |
The Red center division starts working its' way around the Blues right flank. |
Add captioThe Red left division crosses the river.The Blue Right Division commander holds back two infantry units; with the center in trouble he might have to go to the center divisions' aid. |
The Blue left division pushes back the Red division. |
The Blue left starts sending one of the reserve infantry to the river crossing; the Red right division starts shifting their units to attack the Blue center division. |
The situation at the center at the end of the battle. |
Great to see this. I admit I am no fan of the really tiny scales of figures, but I like the idea of 'map war games' like this, still using figures and models. I have been thinking about something of the sort using 20-25mm figures. Is such a thing feasible? The jury is still out, for mine! Articles like this help me to visualise the look I want. Thank you!
ReplyDeleteIn the Strategical Tactical Wargame, Jack Scruby used 4- 20mm figures on bases for regiments.
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