"The Cross Roads" Topic

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Tango01	05 Sep 2025 4:52 p.m. PST
"…I've recently been working on the area around La Haye Sainte. The area North of the farm of la Haye Sainte to the crossroads is arguably the most tactically important part of the Waterloo battlefield. Control of La Haye Sainte gave the French a launchpad onto the British position. The farm, situated on the forward slope directly in front of the Allied main defensive position, was awkward for Wellington: it was too far forward to fit neatly into his reverse slope defensive plan and yet it would have been unconscionable to have left it undefended…" Much more at Waterloo in 20mm link Armand
DOUGKL	05 Sep 2025 7:21 p.m. PST
Very nice.
Tango01	06 Sep 2025 4:44 p.m. PST
Glad you enjoyed this extraordinary work… Armand

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