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Mark Strachan26 Oct 2026 2:33 a.m. PST

Yesterday we fought a game based on the Battle of Froeschwiller fought on 6 August 1870. Since the original battle was fought on a broad front I chose to set the game at about the midway point of the battle, about 2:00 PM when the French right collapsed and the Germans were moving in for the kill in the relatively open space between Elsasshausen and Froeschwiller.

It was a big game with around 2000 28mm figures that kept ten of us entertained for about five hours on a Sunday.

More details can be found here: link

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