Feng-Aoliu - an RJW battle using BlitzKrieg Commander 2

Started by Shedman, 28 August 2014, 09:53:37 PM

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nikharwood

Nicely done - those are some big forces!  8)

Any chance you can give us the low-down on codes you've used for this? Looks like you've mixed & matched nicely from across the ranges...

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Nice looking battle in a rarely seen period. Interesting use of BKC for the Russo-Jap War, but it obviously works.
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Always had a soft spot for the RJW -if you know what I mean. A visually great looking game with well painted figures complemented with some nice looking terrain pieces. I like the way you represent trenches, is it triangular beading?
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Shedman

Thanks for the comments

@Nik

Japanese

Infantry - Russo-Japanese - RJ3 Japanese foot - the ensigns are converted infantry

Artillery - Russo-Japanese - RJ4 Japanese artillery

HMGs - Russo-Japanese - RJ5 Japanese Hotchkiss HMG

Cavalry mounted - South American Pacific War - SAP8 Cavalry, kepi, havelock, carbine

Cavalry dismounted - Russo-Japanese - RJ3 Japanese foot

High command - French WW1 - F16 High command
High command - 1866 Saxon - SA7 Mounted generals

Russians

Infantry - Russo-Turkish - RT2 Russian foot, furashka
Infantry - Russo-Turkish - RT4 Russian foot command
Infantry - Russo-Japanese - RJ1 Russian foot
Infantry - Russian WW1 - RP1 Infantry, tunic, in cap

Artillery - Russo-Japanese - RJ2 Russian artillery

HMG - Russian WW1 - RP2 HMG, tunic, in cap

Cavalry Mounted - Russian WW1 - RP7 Cossack cavalry
Cavalry Mounted - Russian WW1 - RP3 Cavalry, tunic, in cap

Cavalry dismounted - Russian WW1 - RP6 Infantry, greatcoat, fur hat, firing
Cavalry dismounted - Russian WW1 - RP1 Infantry, tunic, in cap

High command - British WW1 - BP22 High command
High command - Russian WW1 - RP3 Cavalry, tunic, in cap

I think that's it but I've got my eye on stuff from the 2nd Afghan War range for more Russians

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the trenches were made specifically for me by my tame resin sculptor - see my blog at http://twomarshals.blogspot.co.uk/2011/12/10mm-trenches.html


Alan

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Thanks for the AAR. A nice mix of figures used for your armies.

nikharwood

Alan - that's really helpful, thank you!

With all the (genuinely) helpful advice I've had on my thinking for Italian Wars lists, I'm now thoroughly uncertain - so might just fast forwards half-a-millenium & do this... ;) ;D

Fenton

Quote from: nikharwood on 29 August 2014, 06:30:03 PM
Alan - that's really helpful, thank you!

With all the (genuinely) helpful advice I've had on my thinking for Italian Wars lists, I'm now thoroughly uncertain - so might just fast forwards half-a-millenium & do this... ;) ;D

I know you like BKC Nic but GWSH2 has some nice RJW army lists
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nikharwood

Cool - but now you're trying to confuse me with more rulesets  ;)

Fenton

I was thinking more of the army lists that could  be converted across to BKC rather than the rules
If I were creating Pendraken I wouldn't mess about with Romans and  Mongols  I would have started with Centurions , eight o'clock, Day One!

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