We have played two Thirty Years War games over the past two weeks. Firstly it was a general bash with reasonably evenly matched forces with the Swedes up against the Catholics. It was mainly a way of getting a group of us together to play the rules (re-aquaint ourselves). It was a good game even if it came to a quick conclusion for one Swedish flank when they broke after losing heavily in their first contacts of the game. We note now that we did not follow the rules correctly in determining when a 'wing' of an army breaks.
And the remiander of the photos are a few close up of various units on the field
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| Catholic dragoons |
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| Swedish P&M unit |
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| Swedish P&M unit |
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| Swedish P&M unit |
The second game was on Friday evening with a smaller group. Again Ralph brought his 15mm TYW troops - this time foir a historic refight between the Poles and the Swedes. Just a few photos.
Cool looking armies with terrific basing.
ReplyDeleteThanks Jonathan. The basing concept for both Baroque and Impetus is a great way to make them look like units.
DeleteI agree!
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