Divided into three parts

[FierceKitty]

I've been putting together a bit of terrain for naval battles to add an extra dimension. This is Fort S. Genevieve, and to protect the emplacement Fort S. Valentin (star fort).

[FierceKitty]

Eglise S. Michel and Chateau de Villiers. The coast had to be divided into three parts, but France is used to that.

[FierceKitty]

The idea in using this lot is that a British admiral can drop off some marines for a random mission to i) silence the battery; ii) extricate a spy whose cover has been blown; or iii) rescue Miss Rawlins, favourite plaything of the Prince Regent. The French player will not know in advance what the British mission is, so may have to gamble a bit on positioning the militia.

Sorry about the inverted pictures, but I thought that since we had a few members in Australia, this might give them preferential treatment for a change. It's not easy to be an Australian wargamer, coming from a country with no history.

[Lord Kermit of Birkenhead]

Sorry about the inverted pictures, but I thought that since we had a few members in Australia, this might give them preferential treatment for a change. It's not easy to be an Australian wargamer, coming from a country with no history.

Me thinks you do protest to much.....

[d_Guy]

All I can say is it takes a lot of gall to use that title. 

Lovely buildings and terrain, Kitty. 

[paulr]

 

[Techno]

Looking damn fine !!

Cheers - Phil

[steve_holmes_11]

All I can say is it takes a lot of gall to use that title. 

Lovely buildings and terrain, Kitty. 

Any more of that classical humour and you'll be going to the circus.
- As a support act for the lions.

[Orcs]

That looks impressive.


When I saw the title I thought it was about Techno's latest accident and a part of his anatomy that had been cut into Three. 

[Techno]

 

Cheers - Phil