Tonight at the club we fought out a more complete version of the Battle of Charlotte scenario that I blogged about a few months ago. I took pictures during the game.
Here are the "naked" terrain boards:A small farm lying north of Charlotte:
Here are the "naked" terrain boards:A small farm lying north of Charlotte:
A view of the battlefield looking south east:
The small town of Charlotte, the courthouse dominating the town on its brick pillars:
The british forces assemble off-table:
The defenders take position in Charlotte:
The first wave of attackers enter the fray:
Excellent report! Lovely terrain and figures. Always good to see AWI goodness. Thanks for the other Partizan pics as well. The new Baccus were rather nice weren't they! I was very tempted...
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Andy
What an excellent looking game! Beautiful table layout, great scenic bits and fantastic miniatures - who could wish for more?
ReplyDeleteThe size of your British force revives my hopes to get a playable army together in the foreseeable future, too. Many thanks for sharing!
Cheers
SG
Thanks!
ReplyDeleteCharlotte was a small battle and one of the chalenges was to make it "work" with Black Powder - rules designed for big battles. I opted to break the Legion and light infantry into companies/troops of 6 figures. This gave 12 units rather than 3. The American were broken down into similar sized units. I will still tweak the scenario a bit, but overall it gave a good & close game on the night.
Figure counts were:
British
24 cavalry
108 infantry
plus a few officers
American
60 Militia
30 Riflemen (representing militia rifles and dismounted dragoons)
So, not too bad for a "starter" scenario.
regards
Steve
Hi Steve
ReplyDeleteLove your terrain! Very nice AAR! Looking forward for more:)
Best regards Dalauppror
hi great stuff
ReplyDeletecant wait to see more
its made me intrested in garthering
an army
ps i also sculpt my own terrian
hope you look me upp
billy