...or should that be five columns? For the first few turns both sides focussed on getting troops forward. I'll let the photos do most of the talking.
A Nationalist column advances - led by the mighty tankettes!
Foreign Legion with 'heavy tanks' courtesy of Condor Legion. Photo by Simon Wilson. |
Moroccan Regulares advance. Photo by Russell King |
Republican backs to the wall - from left (obviously) - Russell, Lloyd, Jerry.
The kneeling photographer is none other then your humble correspondent.
Photo by Simon
POUM militia and Internationals advance.
Another view of the Nationalist motor column - note the Guardia Civil company in the background.
Despite inter-factional squabbles, the Republicans had assembled the appearance of a battle line......but so had the Nationalists
The Legion advances!
Tankettes to the front!
12 comments:
Looks like a great game - hoping I can get back to garden games sometime soon - in fact any gaming!
Including the Guardia Civil we did actually manage to have four Nationalist columns outside the city. Who would have thought Colonel Orlov would be our fifth?......
Everything looks wonderful, I especially love the tankettes! That's how a patio in spring should look, full of toy soldiers and vehicles! Well done!
Echoing everyone else - it looks fantastic. I also appreciate how you had the forethought to have a home with a patio that could serve as either fields in an air wargame or be used for area based movement.
THat looks fantastic Tim.
Cheers,
Pete.
Hmm, a show trial for the Comrade?
Mike Lewis
The lesson I have taken from last year is 'get on with it!' Fancy a trip north?
Martin Rapier
Ah, but will Orlov redeem himself? Stay tuned....
Brad DeSantis
Thanks - the tankettes feature in this earlier post: http://megablitzandmore.blogspot.com/2018/12/tankette-mkii.html
John Y
We had the patio laid three years ago - this was it's debut game!
Pete
You'll be here for the next one then?
Vauban & Shandy
As if political skullduggery would form any part of this game....
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