The defenders of St. Lambert stand to arms.
This game began as a simple desire to test out the siege rules in Duffy's Fire & Stone but as so often happens, it began to take on a life of its own. It is still an improvised set up cobbling together various bits but now it is a recreation of the famous siege of St. Lambert in the Second War of Accession.
More to come.
Nice looking fortress. Which company makes the round tower? The rest looks like GW's mighty fortress. by
ReplyDeleteJeez, Ross, that looks pretty damned good for "cobbled together".
ReplyDeleteJohn
Wow!
ReplyDelete"More to come.": indeed we hope so!
Compliments,
Jean-Louis
The round tower is a Hudson-Allen piece, I think.
ReplyDeleteGreat castle - look forward to reading more.
ReplyDeleteA not inconsiderable obstacle Ross, your blog never fails to inspire.
ReplyDeleteThank you gentlemen all.
ReplyDeleteYes Rob, Rob is right, Hudson Allen, 3rd hand.
-Ross