"High tide for Nordmann - Tyrolean adventures in 1809" Topic
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| warpaintjj | 13 Apr 2013 4:31 a.m. PST |
Hi again, our narrative campaign closes with this blocking action near the feuding villages of Borrento and Carpaccia.
Lots of yummy piccies and unlikely economic details about the area. Click on the link to be transported to Italy in 1809…… link Hope you have fun with it and feel happy to comment. best wishes warpaintJJ |
IronDuke596  | 13 Apr 2013 10:13 a.m. PST |
Thanks for sharing an excellent report. I particularly liked the comments about war gamer habits i.e…."the obession for filling empty spaces." Equisitelty painted figures on very nice terrain. A most enjoyable read and soak in the eye candy; well done. P.S. the hills/mountaind look really good. Are they foam and what did you use to shape and terrain them? |
| warpaintjj | 13 Apr 2013 5:27 p.m. PST |
hi Ironduke, very pleased you enjoyed the words and piccies. The hills are custom made for us by TSS, we basically got a ridge system about 26 feet long made for us. It works in many configurations and is one of the best club buys we have ever made – we use it a lot. Hills are very big in real life yet many wargames feature only disappointing grassy knolls. This seemed like a good solution for the big table. |
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