"CORUNNA 1943 (Joe’s Slideshows)" Topic

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Joe Dever	02 Jul 2011 2:05 p.m. PST
This is a WW2 variant on the Corunna 1809 layout which shows the versatility of this scenic terrain. From Spain 1809 to Italy 1943! Part One link Part Two link Credits: Terrain: Rob Browning Buildings: Ron Ringrose Figures: from the collections of Ron Ringrose and Rob Browning Photography and text: Joe Dever All comments welcomed This post is closely related to the Napoleonic Corunna layout featured here: TMP link
Redroom	03 Jul 2011 8:16 a.m. PST
Really awesome board
GOTHIC LINE MINIATURES	03 Jul 2011 4:54 p.m. PST
Thank YOU!!! This is fantastic!Exactly the direction wargaming should go in my opinion! It is great to see this,finally a similar games table that uses "real" miniatures vehicles and figures and NOT the usual tiny bits we have to endure watching time and again almost everywhere lately… As a gamer and producer I just hope things pick up towards this kind of approach to the hobby in general,it would be really great to finally have this kind of game pictures back in the pages of good hobby magazines!

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