The 'Red Army' Hussars charge the Wurtemburgers .
But are driven off by a close range volley ( 'Blue Army' played a couple of cards from their hand )
Meanwhile in the center the Potsdam Grenadiers are caught in a crossfire from the 'Red Army' Naval Brigade and the Rifles .
The 'Church Roof Committee ' take cover in the tower of the church .
The Artist Rifles (Performing Arts Own) complete their flank march around the church to appear on the flank/rear of 'Blue Army' .
With casualties rising and finding themselves outflanked the Potsdam Grenadiers are forced to fall back . 'Blue Army' has lost the fight and retires from the battle , a victory for 'Red Army' ! . A very enjoyable game played over the Christmas holidays , once again 'A Gentleman's War' delivers a fun game .
Tony, some nice collectibles on show, the semi-flat hussars? work perfectly with the Britains, and I also like the personalities at the top of the church tower.
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The semi-flat Hussars have turned out well since they had a case of 'lead rot' .
DeleteWell done, Blue Army: they may have withstood Red Army, but they'll need to step out smartly to avoid further remonstrance from Gabriel Oak!
ReplyDeleteThey certainly do !
DeleteVery enjoyable battle Tony! All three parts were excellent! A marvelous way to end the old year and welcome in the new! Very well done!
ReplyDeleteThank you , I do enjoy these 'A Gentleman's War ' games .
DeleteA splendid looking game Tony
ReplyDeletePlaying with toys a Christmas… that could catch on 😁
All the best and a Happy New Year. Aly
We are all big kids in the end , a Good New Year to you as well sir !
DeleteNice that you were able to get an enjoyable game in over the festive break!
ReplyDeleteI do like to have something on the tabletop to dip into when I have a spare moment or two .
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