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| The set -up. We both thought that the table looked pretty darn good! |
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| Stdve and Russel chat while I worry about all those long pointy things😉 |
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| The view of the Indian right flank. Those cavalry of mine would end up being vital. |
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| I had just completed the stream pieces so was keen to get them out. |
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| I know this looks daft but it served its purpose. A threat to be considered. |
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| The Macedonian advance continues. |
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| Steve kept his beautiful new Macedonian Army in the cupboard and brought out his old Lammings and Hinchcliffe figures for this encounter. They looked fantastic and are 43 years old! |
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| A stirring sight |
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| You can’t get alot of Indians for 130 points |
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| About to come down to to crunch time In the centre |
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| Indian longbow take the rough in the foreground |
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| A wonderful opportunity |
At this point I got so excited about potentially winning that I stopped taking photos. What a duffer!
Suffice to say that the Indians got up as young Steve couldn’t save a pike, veteran pike mind you, wound to...well...save himself. Always a great game with Steve and a wonderful battle with a sensational set of rules.
I don't think you needed any more photos Carlo; elephants on the flank of pikes, ouch!
ReplyDeleteLovely looking game comme d'habitude.
Outstanding visual display, Carlo!
ReplyDeleteA very beautiful sight!
ReplyDeleteNice looking game Carlo!!
ReplyDeleteA lovely looking game. I have just finished basing full Classical Indian Army and can not wait to see the full might on the battlefield.
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