We rejoin the battle as the Romans launch a cavalry attack on their left. |
The Roman mediums soon saw off their lighter opponents - leaving the Carthaginian skirmishers lookng nervous. |
On the right the Roman troopers were on the move too - and about to get stuck into some enemy infantry. What could go wrong? |
OK - plenty could go wrong. Martin insisted on this photo of John removing the 'dead' cavalry. |
Honours were soon even, however, as the Romans on the left saw off their opponents... |
...leaving the way clear to flank the Carhaginian infantry. Now then, what's bigger than a 25mm cavalry horse? |
Ah yes - that might work.... |
...and soon the Romans were put to flight. |
By now the Cartho centre was well, not there. |
The Carthos soon got stuck in. Here we see Hanno leading his troops to certain victory. Probably. |
Or perhaps not. Hanno went down fighting. |
Before the Romans got too cocky the other elephant began lumbering forward... |
....and plunged straight into the Roman line. |
Megellus himself oversaw the Roman defence, and while he had a few worrying moments... |
...nellie was soon brought down. This brought the game to a very conclusive end, with a final score of Rome 7; Carthage 5. |
Megellus gallops around gloating. |
2 comments:
Am I a sad case or is it just a commentary on John's sartorial predictability that I recognised his hand removing casualties even before I read the caption?
Counterpane
Er, both I'm afraid. You are certainly a sad case and JA's outfit is a wee bit predictable!
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