The 54mm toys (well some of them) had an outing recently at the Sheffield club. Steve's Svenhasselsteiners were opposed by some of Martin's Vulgarian Army, the latter assisted by most of my Naval Brigade. Above is one of my battalions rushing forward enthusiastically to engage the enemy.
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| The Vulgarian brigade. |
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| Steve has a nice lay down |
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| One of the Naval battalions with classic Britains 4.7 and brigade staff (they're in the car...) |
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| Vulgarian cavalry |
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| The sailors deployed into line |
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| Enemy cavalry looting a town. Their own.... |
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| Sailors poised and ready to swarm uphill to shooting positions. |
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| The Vulgarian Divisional staff with cavalry and (my) supply truck. |
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| Some of my brave chaps line the hilltop.... |
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| ...while others make use of natural cover. |
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| The brigade deployed. |
More photos of this game coming soon!
Tim good to see you back at F.L.W. Personally I haven't lifted a paintbrush to my guys in over 2 months. This will inspire me ... Jeff
ReplyDeleteSplendid stuff!
ReplyDeleteNice to see the big figures get an outing !
ReplyDeleteChasseur
ReplyDeleteI hadn't done any for ages until the recent batch of Tratvians. I really must crack on with them.
Dancing Cake Tin
ReplyDeleteThe game was a pleasing sight!
Mosstrooper
ReplyDeleteThey certainly seemed to enjoy a run about!
I always think that a nicely polished wooden floor adds tone to a game :O)
ReplyDeleteChris Kemp
ReplyDeleteThe floor has just had a new coat of varnish! I wanted it painted blue for naval games...
Splendid stuff! A well done to all the Chumrades!
ReplyDeleteFunny Little Wars
ReplyDeleteYou Sir, have a lot to answer for!
Very cool, big spaces needed for that scale!
ReplyDeleteAl
ReplyDeleteLuckily the Sheffield club meets in a big room!