
On Saturday afternoon the boys of the Lonely Gamers Club – Andrew Parr, Victor Perry, Brian Buskell, Dave Houston and myself got together and had ourselves a little ACW action. The game we played was the first to represent the initial fighting west of Gettysburg, along McPherson Ridge. I tried to get the table looking close as possible but I could not replicate the actual ridge line so I only placed in the section of the unfinished railroad where the 6th Wisconsin would become immortalised later on that day for their gallant charge. The main difference with the play from that of the day was that we allowed the opposing commanders to bring on their re-enforcements in location and manners of their own choice. However the initial deployments of Brig Gen Buford and Major Gen Heth’s skirmish lines remained the same. But I will fill in a few more details of the battle shortly, until then enjoy the photos.






















Lovely set up.
What rules are you chaps using?
Darrell.
WoW! Lovely set up!!! One day I hope my ACW tables look as good as that!
Christopher
Hey Darrell,
We were using a Andrew Parr's Fortune & Glory rules. It is set he has been working on for some time but has not been published as yet.
The rules are a pleasure to play. Looks like a great game Nathan!
Stunningly beautiful game. I wish I was there!
Thanks Vinnie.
Are there plans to publish at some point?
Darrell.
Great table and figs. Really enjoyed the post. Thx.
Darrell,
Rules are in the editing phase at the moment. The main rules are for Napoleonic s and the following sups are ACW, colonial, SYW etc
A great looking table Vinnie, quick question the limber on the hill does that represent destroyed guns?
cheers
matt
I look forward to reading them someday so please do keep us posted on any developements.
Darrell.
Love your table…your photos look like paintings. real, real nice.
Hello Matt,
No the limbers are there just for looks old boy
cheers
A well spent afternoon!
Quality stuff, lads.