St Privat and Solférino

[Le Manchou]

Hi, I just wrote on my blog two articles about the two big battles we played in January-February. Here is the link:

http://2d6.fr/projet1870/index.php?

Le Manchou

[Duke Speedy of Leighton]

And THAT, ladies and gentlemen, is what we all aspire to when we play 19th Century games!
Amazing.

[Techno]

Amazing stuff ! 

Cheers - Phil

[KTravlos]

C'est manifique! Merci d'avoir posté!

[Steve J]

'Tres Bon' as we say in England . This is exactly the sort of 2D map that I'm thinking about for future BBB games.

[Leman]

Excellent stuff!

[Subedai]

Like everything apart form the table. Sorry, but the 2D terrain -apart from the fields- does nothing for me although I can understand people who like this approach as it is quite impressive. My problem is that I prefer the complete visual aspect of a game rather than this style.

[Nosher]

Vraiment cool! Très rétro . On a l'impression de Kriegspiel et Wargaming comment H.G. Wells imaginé quand il a écrit "Little Wars"

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/magazine-22777029

[Leman]

Crikey - we're still in the EU then?

[d_Guy]

Very Impressive! Love the map board - very stylish.

[Dave Fielder]

I vote FPW. Vive La 10mm.

[Bill Braham]

C'est magnifique et vraiment c'est la guerre

[Le Manchou]

Thank you all for your nice comments. Next winter, we plan to play Sedan 1870 and Custozza 1866 (I still need to paint at least 2 italian divisions. I then will work on Sadowa, to do it in winter 2018, with a Waterloo 3.0  (adding the Prussians and total battle miniatures 6mm buildings from my Waterloo 2.0) during the same winter.

[Duke Speedy of Leighton]

Sounds formidable!

[Leman]

Someone is going to be very busy.