I finally managed to complete everything that I need for SOLFERINO IN TWENTY MINUTES, although I still need to print off the handouts for the players and spectators once Richard Brooks sends them to me.
To get some idea what the game will look like at Salute, I laid out the playing board, added the built-up areas, and placed the playing pieces in what I think are their correct locations; the result looks like this:
To get some idea what the game will look like at Salute, I laid out the playing board, added the built-up areas, and placed the playing pieces in what I think are their correct locations; the result looks like this:
Congrats Bob, very well done indeed! The BUA are better indeed now, and easier to store.
ReplyDeleteI truly appreciate your spirit of synthesis in wargaming.
Best regards. Fabio
Have you ever been to Solferino? see my blogs. Hope you have a great game
ReplyDeleteFabio,
ReplyDeleteAs I said in my comment to Arthur, two good ideas added together can produce one really excellent idea! The more we share, the more we all gain.
Fixed Bayonet Metal Soldiers,
I have not managed to visit Solferino, but Richard Brooks did in preparation for writing the forthcoming Osprey book about the battle. He has actually walked the battlefield, and his personal knowledge has been key to getting the game right.
Now that you have given me the 'heads up' I shall visit your blog ASAP.
All the best to both of you,
Bob