It was indeed a great fight, using Regimental Fire and Fury.
And just like Pickett’s charge, once we came within range of the musketry it rapidly became a massacre, units steadily shrank and closed up together to maintain support and in the photos you can see the gaps opening.
The rebs crossed the wall in 2 places where there was rails instead of stone, but the 2 regiments that crossed were below 1/2 strength when they crossed and got cleaned up by the Union counterattack.All in all a great fun night with a good turn out.
I never cease to be amazed at the quality of the figures and terrain in your games. Stunning.
Terrific stuff!
It seeing things like this that make me wished that I actually gamed! Find myself urging Johnny Reb to get ever closer and faster to the lines of blue.
wow…fantastic table!! You have great looking figures and terrain!!
Tom
As always a truly fantastic table!
Christopher
Great looking figures and terrain! I love the fences!
It was indeed a great fight, using Regimental Fire and Fury.
And just like Pickett's charge, once we came within range of the musketry it rapidly became a massacre, units steadily shrank and closed up together to maintain support and in the photos you can see the gaps opening.
The rebs crossed the wall in 2 places where there was rails instead of stone, but the 2 regiments that crossed were below 1/2 strength when they crossed and got cleaned up by the Union counterattack.
All in all a great fun night with a good turn out.
Breathtaking. Wonderful landscape and troops. Best, Dean
Superb figures and terrain
Thanks for the great comments everyone, we have a pretty good crew here at the club with some very fine figures, so I guess we are lucky.
Thanks again
Nathan
Absolutely stunning – something to aspire towards.
What size are your infantry bases?
Raglan
Stunning looking game and possibly with more frames then the film :O)
Darrell.