Found the time to get the ECW collection out onto the tabletop.
Also the new red and blue command tags and commander ID sabot were used, along with some all new teddy bear fur bases.
Combine that with a time-lapse camera and some clip-2-comic images and I had a great little game and show on the go.
I put together two asymmetrical forces: Royalist had 6 gallopers and 5 pike & shot with two cannon, while the Parliament had 4 trotters and 7 pike & shot with two cannon and two field pieces.
I then used my random terrain cards to set up the tabletop battlefield and then started the time-lapse camera.
I decided to go with mostly video for this posting as everything came together so nicely.
Here are a few stills that I did not use in the video
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| from deployment, the KING |
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| early in the action, the right wing of Parliament |
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| showing off most of the Royalist foot in the village along with the two 'pieces' firing |
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| wider view of the Royalist right wing at deployment |
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| Parliament center firing in early action on the day |
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| Royalist horse push on the flank, yet cannot muster up the courage to charge (read three failed charge morale rolls) |
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| a closer view of those horse note the 3 of spades tag I put my 'deck of cards' system to use this game |
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| with these very cards here is the end of game as the KING for the Royalists must decide to move or not (read the fight does not go well, losing 4-1 at that point) |
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| lights are all repaired in my display case |
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| including a close-up of some of the Napoleonic large models and my own 28mm Bonaparte |
Next up will be some new 'frosthaven' models that I have a commission to paint.
Along with the Shiloh Confederates, likely a move upstairs to painting spaces that are warmer as the weather shifts here on the wet coast of British Columbia.
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