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A few shots of a Zorndorf 1758 game earlier this year. This is why I love the period. Stately lines of determined troops on a wholly manageable scale. Zorndorf was a big battle for the time – yet it is still gamable. This game has one unit representing one regiment.
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Great to see the table at the show in all its glory.
Fantastic, James! I also like your idea of the red card for denoting off-table units.
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Thanks, Henry.
I hate looking under the table for boxes of stuff, it’s so much easier to just remove a sheet of thin card, and for a demo game it is every figure to the pumps.
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A magnificent layout to behold.
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I hadn’t seen the day of the show pics. Lovely!
And I may borrow that method of marking for off-table status. Great idea.
Followed this from start to finish on your blog. Nice to see the show photos.
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Looks fantastic, dead jelous
Thanks Mick. It’s a shame it all ended so badly. They’ll be no more visits by me, or my collections, to that show.
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Stunning job James, a great period to paint, i’m just doing some prussians in 15mm , very inspiring work.
kev
Thanks Mick. It’s a shame it all ended so badly. They’ll be no more visits by me, or my collections, to that show.
Read all about that. Their loss.
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