Based on actions around North King Street, north of the Four Courts, which saw some of the heaviest fighting during the rising.
The South Staffordshires are tasked with dislodging the Volunteers.
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Ok, first off, I’m an old ‘ historical miniatures hand’ . I’ve never done ‘fantasy’ wargaming, as it were. My son has been interested in s... -
Three games at the club on Monday night. Two Flames of War and a very interesting game set in the French Revolutionary Wars - French vs Russ... -
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Looks great! How were these buildings made? Also, what rules were you using?
ReplyDeleteBuildings are made from printing out building elevations, roughly scaled to 1/56th/28mm (slightly smaller, actually). These are cut out and glued onto 5mm black foam board. They are then based in 2mm MDF. Gaps are filled in using black bathroom grout.
ReplyDeleteOh interesting. That is a great idea. There must be an archive of these someplace. I have been doing this period using the Osprey World Aflame rules.
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