"Perry 28mm ACW Battle in a Box for small table" Topic
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| normsmith | 22 May 2016 2:21 a.m. PST |
I am starting a project of putting my 28mm Perry ACW battle in a Box together, with a view to getting a 28mm game onto a smallish table. I will be doing a number of posts that will look at the Perry box from a 'starter set' perspective, so using the Perry rules and looking at painting times etc. The first blog post can be found HERE. link |
| Grelber | 22 May 2016 11:06 a.m. PST |
Interesting articles (yes, I connected to the two rules links you provided at the bottom of the article). I've been thinking about doing Perry plastic ACW armies. I have a nice 3 X 4 board I made for Saga, as well as a larger table arrangement I can set up. I've been mulling over what rules to use. Living out west, I'm influenced by our Western battles, like Glorieta Pass or Valverde, Mine Creek, or (kind of in the middle) Mill Springs, which I visited last month. So, I'll be watching for your follow-on reports.
Thanks! Grelber |
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