The Burning of Waller Farm – Devon Wargames Group

[carojon]

One of three games played at this month’s meeting of the DWG was a Rebels & Patriots game using a War of 1812 scenario from a recent copy of WSS Magazine and converting it to the French Indian War.

If you would like to know more then follow the link to the club blog.

https://devonwargames.blogspot.com/2019/05/burning-of-waller-farm-fiw-rebels.html

Jonathan (JJ)

http://jjwargames.blogspot.co.uk

[Norm S]

A lovely shot and a lovely looking table. I picked up the rules at the weekend and since I only use small armies on a standard table, I am toying with the idea of running a battle with them. I mean, I regularly bath tub Black Powder down, so maybe these will bath-tub up!

[willz]

Thank you for another excellent game report and wonderful photo’s JJ.

 

Willz.

[vtsaogames]

Norm S wrote:

A lovely shot and a lovely looking table. I picked up the rules at the weekend and since I only use small armies on a standard table, I am toying with the idea of running a battle with them. I mean, I regularly bath tub Black Powder down, so maybe these will bath-tub up!

Haven’t done it yet myself, but they should bath-tub up easily, as long as you don’t use a humongous table with thousands of figures.

 

Edit: Hmm, a look at that huge R&P game seems to prove me wrong.

It's never too late to have a happy childhood

[kyoteblue]

Very good looking figures!! I am enjoying Rebels and Patriots.

[vtsaogames]

kyoteblue wrote:

Very good looking figures!! I am enjoying Rebels and Patriots.

 

Reports? Photos?

It's never too late to have a happy childhood

[kyoteblue]

I have photos and a short AAR on my Facebook page vtsaogames, I’m no good at links but I’m the only Jonathan Keepers in Oklahoma on Facebook.

 

[vtsaogames]

Ah, I don’t do Facebook… I think you’ve informed me of this before but my memory ain’t quite what it used to be.

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