"Waterloo 2014 in March at the Wargames Holiday Centre" Topic

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Wargameshc	13 Apr 2014 4:24 a.m. PST
Played out using the "In the Grand Manner" rules. Here is a range of pictures taken throughout our weekend back in March this year. link I hope you enjoy them.
wrgmr1	13 Apr 2014 7:40 a.m. PST
Great looking game! Looks like mostly Elite figures, and well painted. WHC is on my bucket list. Thanks for posting.
deadhead	14 Apr 2014 2:16 p.m. PST
The Duke must be rolling in his grave. Far too many Prussians there, this must be the closing seconds of the battle, surely, he would cry…..and Ney, Levavasseur and Heymes in Hougoumont…perish the thought. Great modelling and painting here. Best Picton and Uxbridge I can recall. British command figs are superb. Must tease you though, about the pic titled Brunswick Uhlans. Why is the cannon in the foreground upside down?
Wargameshc	28 Jun 2014 3:08 p.m. PST
Sorry for the late reply, the gun upside down represents a destroyed gun.

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