Anyway, the game will feature all of my French and Russian troops, now edging towards the 400 figure mark. Just a good old fashioned game of soldiers, I won't be playing a scenario just lining up both sides for a 5 VP encounter, probably a couple of hours or less. It will be first time on the table for this collection and I'll take the customary photos and do a short write up of the main events.
Pic shows the mat ( folds and creases be easily ironed out if required ) with a few basic terrain items.
Commission work.
Slow but steady progress, just the final six command figures of the 54 figure 20mm ECW unit for Graham to go, I'll get some pics up here shortly.
Looking good squire - sometimes it just does a body good just to throw some figures on the table and get cracking.
ReplyDeleteThanks CK, you are right, pointless painting for hours if you don't get to enjoy using them.
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Lee.
Looks good thus far. The first hex games I played were with a hex mat draped over the usual hills. When my freind did the layout he just put a small pebble on each slope hex to make it clear which hexes were part of the hill and which weren't.
ReplyDeleteThanks Ross. I'm thinking along similar lines for the planned hills, just continuing the hex dots over the hill pieces.
DeleteCheers,
Lee.