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German Uhlans, 1914
World War 1 may not be known for its cavalry, but armies retained extant cavalry forces throughout the war, cavalry played an important part...
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It's been quite a week of wargaming. Wednesday evening Murray and I completed the Great War Spearhead game in the alps . Wednesday saw u... -
Painting motivation comes and goes at the moment. While ferreting through that inevitable box (well boxes plural) of unpainted figures and l...
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During the Great War the eastern and Italian fronts saw fierce fighting across rugged and mountainous terrain. Our preferred WW1 rules syste...
More great photos Robin!
ReplyDeleteYou have a photo of some Scots artillery shown.
Interestingly, on the last day two Scots armies faced off. Each was well supported by a great array of artillery. Perhaps around 16 model artillery pieces were deployed in total.
In one of the battles pictured, a large body of Scots horse were formed on each flank. On one wing the Scots cavalry were armed with pistol and carbine while the other lance. The lance armed horse were dispatched in short order by a Royalist cavalry charge. The other flank were initially more problematic but eventually broke as well.