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Tuesday 19 May 2020

Other people's Portable Wargame battle reports ... and some terrain!

There have been quite a few more PORTABLE WARGAME battles and related posts appearing on the PORTABLE WARGAME Facebook page, and here are a few examples of what people have been doing.

Alan Saunders has continued to fight a series of English Civil war battles ...



... and Jeff Butler has created a squared terrain board ...


... on which he has fought a fantasy battle using a variant of the basic PORTABLE WARGAME rules.


Whilst all this has been taking place, Barry Carter has fought a battle from the American War of Independence ...



... as well as one set during the American campaigns against the Plains Indians.



Martin Smith has not been idle, and has fought a battle set during the Anglo-Zulu War ...



... as well an Ancient battle involving Alexander the Great ...



... and a re-fight of the Battle of Marathon.



There are some great PORTABLE WARGAME battles being fought at present ... and I am hoping that as soon as my current crop of projects is completed, I can fight a few of my own!

Please note that the photographs featured above are © Alan Saunders, Jeff Butler, Barry Carter, and Martin Smith.

6 comments:

  1. Once again, some lovely looking games and terrain boards:)

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    1. Steve J.,

      The quality and variety of PW battles being fought and terrain that people are creating never ceases to amaze me!

      All the best,

      Bob

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  2. Great pictures Bob. That's an interesting textured board by Jeff Butler.

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    1. Maudlin Jack Tar,

      I agree. Jeff Butler’s terrain board Is very impressive.

      All the best,

      Bob

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  3. Hi BOB,
    A very diverse assortment of PWG - you must be most pleased. The Zulu War looks to be in 10mm and the Ancinets in 15mm or 25mm.
    Cheers. KEV.

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    1. Kev Robertson (Kev),

      Since I wrote this blog entry, even more great battle reports have emerged ,.. and I hope that they’ll be featured on my blog in due course.

      All the best,

      Bob

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