Finally things are settling down and I've had a few hours to get back to chasing things back onto shelves or at least out of the way. Its not done but the room is already more functional that it was.
Its time for a play break.
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Sawmill Village about to be contested yet again! |
Having spent a few minutes updating the
Square Brigadier Quick Reference Sheet (click), it is ready for a proper test game. It would have made the most sense to get the 40mm WW1 guys out but I was in a mood for Guards and Highlanders. I wasn't in the mood for much more brain work so I fell back on an old favourite: CS Grant's Sawmill Village.
Largely by coincidence, my new 11 x 14 square tabletop grid matches the 5'x7' table used in Scenarios for Wargames at a scale of 1 cm on the map equalling a grid square on the table. That level of accuracy is, of course, not needed but it tickles my fancy to do so. Too bad it won't work with any of the other books.
The troops have just marched on to the table and will now bivouac until Sunday morning when all hell is likely to break out.
Ross,
ReplyDeleteLooking forward to your Battle Report on the 'Grant's Sawmill Village' Scenario. Cheers. KEV.
Should be up tomorrow.
DeleteStout fellows those redcoats. It’s in the bag already!
ReplyDeleteIf there's a Pun, they'll be in!
DeleteLooks good, enjoy.
ReplyDeleteSpoiler... I did!
DeleteSaw Mill Village is THE classic game !
ReplyDeletePossibly more classic than Hook's Farm now?
DeleteHandsome layout, Ross!
ReplyDeleteThanks Jonathan
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