As mentioned before, I haven't done much with wargaming. However, the last month I did get two quick games in. One was a "No Brain Wargame", the other was a game with some of my new semi flats using Horse & Musket 2.0.
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| Both armies start with the same forces; 4 infantry and 2 cavalry. |
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| As the two sides close, the blue army opens fire, killing 5 red soldiers and forcing two more to retreat. It seems like the game is going to be a quick one. |
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| The red army brings forward their cavalry to try to turn the tide. |
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| The red cavalry pushes back the blue infantry. |
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| The tide seems to be changing in red's favor. |
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| The red cavalry divides into smaller units with the hope of breaking the blue infantry once and for all. The blue cavalry charges forward to rescue the infantry. |
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| The red cavalry, blown from their charge, is quickly broken and the red army flees the field. |
The figures look fantastic John. Have you managed to source any artillery yet?
ReplyDeleteI have several pieces that I can use with them. I have been playing with the idea of buying the Prince August mold for the 25mm British Napoleonic cannon, although I don't think it would be "toy soldier" enough. It was one of the only molds from that series that I didn't buy.
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