Last weekend we finally got around to playing our Battle of Leipzig: Day One game. Originally planned for February it was bumped to the May long weekend (May two four, as it is known here in Canada). Truth be told, although it is right smac…
Last weekend we finally got around to playing our Battle of Leipzig: Day One game. Originally planned for February it was bumped to the May long weekend (May two four, as it is known here in Canada). Truth be told, although it is right smac…
I've spent the past few weeks expanding my collection of terrain items for Leipzig. The latest batch includes a townhouse, a bridge, some brick walls, an update on an older building and some trees and plowed fields (the trees and fields wil…
With so many communities on the battlefield, providing buildings to represent them is going to be a collective effort. I have approximately 12 of my own already, but I picked up three more from Warbases. Specifically a few of their rural Ge…
With the grout sealed and the resin river sections poured it was time to move onto adding greenery and foliage to the boards. For the sake of consistency I followed the same process as for my Alma and Wagram boards. First up was a base laye…
My intention was to start adding grout to the new river panels but decided to finish building the extra panels. I laid out all the new, unfinished panels along side both the old panels and the proposed panels ( the raw foam in the upper lef…
At some point next year, possibly as early as March but potentially as late as August, our group will putting on the Battle of Leipzig over a weekend. For this event we will be making use of some of the terrain panels from our Wagram game a…
This past weekend was the Trumpeter's Salute gaming convention in Burnaby British Columbia; our game - The Battle of The Alma - was Friday night (which freed us up to play games over Saturday and Sunday). The Battle of the Alma was fought S…
One of our group is hosting a game at the Trumpeter's Salute convention next month and we decided to repurpose some of the panels from our Wagram game as - like Wagram - the Battle of The Alma, features a small river (the Alma) at the base
I have some more 15mm structures for my Napoleonic terrain collection; this time from Sarissa Precision, their European Timber Frame Town set. This set is more complex than the Battlefield Accessories buildings in that all the buildings are…
Our Wagram game called for a number of buildings and bridges (9 in total) and we were able dip into various peoples collections to get the required number, including a few scratch built specifically for the game. While building the terrain
Our Wagram game called for a number of buildings and bridges (9 in total) and we were able dip into various peoples collections to get the required number, including a few scratch built specifically for the game. While building the terrain