We played a couple of games of the first scenario from Charles Grant's Scenarios for Wargames using BBB and my RJW forces
Victories for both sides and I shouldn't blame the dice
The AAR is on my blog
http://twomarshals.blogspot.co.uk/2017/07/dalian-1904-rjw-using-blood-big-battles.html (http://twomarshals.blogspot.co.uk/2017/07/dalian-1904-rjw-using-blood-big-battles.html)
(http://i1206.photobucket.com/albums/bb456/alanmillicheap/RJW/Dalny/P1130778_zpsruwek9vm.jpg)
Great report chap! 8)
That is a very interesting approach. Waiting for support weapons to arrive for my RJW armies.
Very impressive thanks for sharing
Take care
Andy
Banzai! Or do I mean "Urra"? Anyway, very creative. I like it!
Chris
Bloody Big BATTLES!
https://uk.groups.yahoo.com/neo/groups/BBB_wargames/info
http://bloodybigbattles.blogspot.co.uk/
A great write up, thanks for sharing. :-bd
A picture in my head of charging Japanese troops yelling, "Miniature tree!"
QuoteA picture in my head of charging Japanese troops yelling, "Miniature tree!"
Often been afflicted with the same image ;D
Great looking game.
Great game reports. Interesting to see something a bit off the regular line up of gaming.
Yet there appear to be a number of us building RJW armies, which I think is down to BBB being such a good set of rules.
Spot on Leman
After trying many rulesets for the RJW it was BBB that captured the flavour for me.
The lads at the club are now quite familiar with the rules and enjoy playing the period even when they are passive Russians sitting in a trench line
The problems for me now are when 6 or 7 of them want to play and entertaining scenarios
There are 2 excellent historical RJW scenarios on the BBB Yahoo group that show how BBB can handle very unusual situations and still retain playability
Grant's Scenarios for Wargames has opened up a load of fictitious battles that I'm looking forward to playing