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| Side by side connected to show the full coast line. Far edges also connect to create an estuary when the other terrain boards connect to them. |
Building wargaming battlefields using products purchased in Australia
Monday, 14 December 2015
Coast line for terrain boards
Been working on some coast line designs for a commission I have at the moment to develop a land battle board that can be used with my original table design (modular terrain boards) and provide amphibious landing options for Sails of Glory ships.
Sunday, 9 August 2015
Battle Report: BIG 9th August 2015
We hit BIG this weekend, Rob and myself and made a new friend, Glen. Rob had put together a scenario that challenge him to fight a delaying action with 2 Brigades of British Line Infantry with some support from 2 Light Infantry Regiments against 2 French Infantry Divisions supported by a Division of Cavalry. This was going to get messy.
The Orders were sent out. Here
The Orders were sent out. Here
The battle was great fun and we took a few shots of our new project now completed and some of the action. Sorry for the image quality as we were beside a window on a pretty bright day.
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| In the Beginning.... |
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| 1st Brigade moves to protect the Right flank and capture the bridge crossing. Engineers to be used to blow the bridge if needed. |
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| Comments form the Super Coach, Rob shows Glen some nuances of the game |
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| The the Eastern approach screened the French Columns seem unstoppable in their progress to the North. |
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| The Crisis: the British bring awesome fire to bare on the french crossing the Bridges. French Artillery move to dispatch the threat. |
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| French Infantry supported by Artillery hold the Bridge while the voltigeurs harass the British Cavalry from the woods. |
Sunday, 2 August 2015
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