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Sunday, 30 December 2012
Gallipoli Campaign # 1 - Red Beach
In the heels of the very successful Stalingrad campaign, my wargaming group is now undertaken another major project around the campiagn in Gallipoli. The first game of the campaign was played on Friday night but quite unfortunately I could not attend due some family committment. For this hgame we are using the WWI rules "Through the Mud & the Blood" from the TooFatLardies factory with some adaptations to the historical context of the game.
This game started with the landing of a contingent of Australian troops aiming to secure a beachhead from where to launch the offensive into Turkish territory. Despite facing some low quality units, the news I got from the battle indicate that the first Australian waves were mowed down by the deadly fire of the Turkish HMGs, tainting the snad in red... although the following waves are starting to consolidate a foothold in the contested beach.
The next game is scheduled for Friday January 11th. I leave you now with a nice recollection of photos from the battle yesterday.
Great looking game! Where do you guys get all of your great terrain? It takes me months, if not years to come up with all of the basic terrain I need to run a game. Your group seems to do it all with magic.
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ReplyDeleteFantástico todo, el terreno, las figuras... Tenéis una colección increible!!!
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Best regards Michael
Awesome looking game mate. All the best for the new year!
ReplyDeleteUna partida impresionante... ¡Enhorabuena!
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ReplyDeleteWhat a stunning game - WOW. Benito, this looks phenomenal. I can't wait to see more. Bravo Sir!
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ReplyDeleteWhat a great table, as usual. Happy new year!
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