"1/72 Sudan using TMWWBK rules" Topic
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Shark Six Three Zero | 26 Sep 2022 10:24 a.m. PST |
First trial of the rules. They don't have as much flavor as TSATF but they are more streamlined. link |
John Leahy | 26 Sep 2022 5:16 p.m. PST |
Nice looking game in my favorite scale! I also do 1/72 Sudan using TMWWBK. I am an old TSATF guy. Played the heck out of it for many years. But it can really slow down once a lot of close combats start to happen. Personally, I much prefer The Men who would be Kings. We have run pretty large scale games with them. I like doing the early war period with Egyptians armies and Bashi's defending or advancing against the Mahdi. Maybe a British unit here or there. I picked up some Newline Dervish Cav to use with my Hat Numidian horsemen for Cavalry and Hat Camel Mahdists. Thanks John |
Shark Six Three Zero | 27 Sep 2022 6:34 a.m. PST |
The melee definitely slows down in TSATF but I love the rules. We played another game of TMWWBK which I haven't posted yet. We were able to play a game with 12 dervish units and 8 Brit units in about 2.5 hours. The streamlined melee makes all the difference. It will be interesting to see how Newline fits with HaT and Italeri. |
John Leahy | 27 Sep 2022 9:30 a.m. PST |
You have to disguise the basing a bit, I did the same thing using my Ral Partha Egyptians. They fit well with the Waterloo 1815 Egyptians and Dervish. But they are bigger than my Esci and Hat Arabs. I use thin metal bases for the larger figs and 3mm wood bases for the others. Makes them about the same height. Thanks John |
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