"Battle of Montenotte April 1796 at HMGS-PSW next week" Topic
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| TMPWargamerabbit | 12 Oct 2012 11:08 a.m. PST |
Montenotte and Monte Negino April 1796 28mm French Revolution era scenario. Next week I plan to feature my Battle of Montenotte April 1796 28mm scenario at the annual HMGS-PSW "October Surprise" historical miniatures convention. Anybody interested in the scenario can review at: link
Includes an order of battle scaled for 85:1 ratio, the terrain and tabletop map scaled for 1" = 50 yds and assumes 20 minute turns. Scenario terms and our group rules can be seen on same blog site under this link: link Since the rules and videos posted cover many..many aspects of our group games…here is a quick chart to describe what the unit values mean (.doc file): link The Montenotte scenario includes a small mini "Monte Negino" scenario to add in the Austrian assault the previous day. Sort of give a full favor for this opening battle of General Bonaparte's early campaign career. If in Los Angeles next weekend (20th), the HMGS-PSW October Surprise convention details can be found at: hmgspsw.org After the convention, the AAR will be posted on blog and linked here at TMP. Cheers from the warren, WR aka Michael |
| JonFreitag | 13 Oct 2012 6:39 a.m. PST |
Very well executed scenario design! What are you using to draw your scenario maps? Reminds me of "old school" hand drawn maps. Clean and easy on the eyes. |
| TMPWargamerabbit | 13 Oct 2012 7:47 a.m. PST |
Hi JF, As you said….old school hand drawn maps method. Tried the computer method…but never found a satisfactory computer program (somewhat cheap) to use on my iMac. Lots of mapmaking programs for PC….but not iMac it seems. Battle scenario maps drawn from period maps, battle notes / historical references and reviewing the Google terrain maps for the ground heights. Simplified to our game system. The other constant is what terrain I have available… tends to influence my map making. Thank you for the comment. Happy gaming Michael (WR) in the west coast warren. |
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