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Friday, July 25, 2014

While I Am Away...

...the troops prepare for battle.

I have been away for work at the home office in Seattle this week.  One of the few good things about a six hundred mile round trip for work is that it gives me plenty of commute time for podcast listening and thought pondering.

One such rumination focused on how to see a better performance out of the British in the last tabletop battle.  After the first Battle of Arroyo con Pollo, the British take up positions to relive the action upon my return.





Will we witness another French victory or have the British learned a thing or two from their earlier defeat?

14 comments:

  1. Great pictures.

    As a Brit, I can assure you that we Brits didn't get where we are today by learning a thing or two...

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  2. Great looking troops and terrain, Jonathan. Makes me want to play the Peninsular again. Best, Dean

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    1. Thank you, Dean! I am always a five hour drive away...

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    1. Thanks! Let's see if the British can make a better showing this time.

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  4. Very nice looking figures and terrain!

    Christopher

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  5. These British regiments are really beautiful.
    Good pictures and excellent figures.
    See you soon
    Simmy

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    1. Thank you for your kind comments, Simmy!

      Hopefully, they will see action soon.

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  6. Some splendid looking figures there, sir.

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    1. Thank you, Michael, but will the Brits fight next time?

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  7. Nice work. Are the interchangeable terrain boards your own creation?

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    1. Thank you! Yes, I built those terrain boards close to 20 years ago. The boards are showing some wear after years of hard use and the gaps between boards are not exactly to my liking (and not so photogenic) but it is an acceptable solution for me. The tiles with river cut into some of the boards are geomorphic so they always connect regardless of positioning.

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