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02/08/2014 at 08:55 #2745
Sparker
ParticipantWell I guess I might kick things off with a link to my most recent Naps game. This game was actually very atypical for me, in that it was in 15/18mil, was not a ‘Black Powder’ game, and was set in Egypt. But it was a corker, and, if I may say so myself since few of the figures were mine, a sight for sore eyes!
http://sparkerswargames.blogspot.com.au/2014/07/balloons-across-nile-battle-of-abu-bay.html
http://sparkerswargames.blogspot.com.au/
'Blessed are the peacekeepers, for they shall need to be well 'ard'
Matthew 5:902/08/2014 at 22:09 #2846Bandit
ParticipantHey Sparker – Nice to see a familiar face, maybe meeting at a new place (here) can be a new start for you and I as well :-p
The game looks nice, doesn’t look like your regular venue either. I’ve never played Napoleon at War, are the units considered regiments / battalions / ??? Are these rules you’re familiar with or first time using?
03/08/2014 at 00:03 #2877Sparker
ParticipantThanks Bandit, yes I intend to be on my very best behaviour here!
I play regularly at two venues, my local FLGS at weekends, so large all day or all weekend games, and at the Uni where I work on Thursday evenings. So the FLGS games tend to be larger and more photogenic, so get blogged more!
No I’ve never played NAW until this either. Its an enthusiasm of the GO – Dave Brown, and he effectively made up cheat sheets for us. The units are considered Battalions. With my limited experience of these rules, I would assess that they are written at a very holistic level, despite the unit scale, which has been described as the ‘Flames of War’ of Napoleonics. Whilst the rulebook and army lists are certainly as well laid out as Battlefront books, otherwise this may be an unfair criticism! And if it attracts the younger ex Warhammer set into Naps, who’s to object!
http://sparkerswargames.blogspot.com.au/
'Blessed are the peacekeepers, for they shall need to be well 'ard'
Matthew 5:905/08/2014 at 06:38 #3326duc de limbourg
ParticipantGreat looking battle with an unusal theme. Do you know which figures? Think I recognise Minifigs and AB?
One day my FR army will be expanded to this time frame but I have to go painting them!
05/08/2014 at 08:26 #3336Sparker
ParticipantThanks Your Grace! My figures – the Brits, are either AB or the Eureka own brand Nap figures. Most of David’s French and local troops were I think AB, but also a mix of all sorts! Plus he does a lot of conversion work (which in this scale seems crazy to me but he does a good job!)
http://sparkerswargames.blogspot.com.au/
'Blessed are the peacekeepers, for they shall need to be well 'ard'
Matthew 5:906/08/2014 at 14:56 #3543duc de limbourg
ParticipantThanks and indeed he did a great job
06/08/2014 at 20:17 #3595Greystreak
ParticipantInteresting ‘twist’ to the scenario, Sparker–bravo!
Bryce Allen
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