"Bash-up in the Balkans 1912" Topic
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| sunjester | 30 May 2018 2:03 p.m. PST |
I dug the 1912 Balkans War armies out again for a game using The Men Who Would Be Kings today. It was a straight forward encounter scenario using 36 point armies and a lot of fun.
The Turkish gunners were superb, showing unusual accuracy. Together with the machineguns they dominated their side of the battlefield, catching several units in a murderous crossfire. The Greek gunners were less impressive, failing to activate on numerous occasions. To be fair, their initial deployment wasn't good, off on the opposite flank to the Turk's gun, the central hills blocked a lot of their potential targets.
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 Legion 4   | 30 May 2018 3:14 p.m. PST |
Nice looking table & models ! On a subject probably only few game … |
| Tony S | 30 May 2018 5:19 p.m. PST |
As Legion 4 says, obscure period (but a very interesting one) and using a ruleset I'd have never considered for that war. And I do really like TMWWBK…you've given me something to think about! Thanks for sharing your game. It looked fantastic! |
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