Second game of the week was a Volley and Bayonet game set in 1688, and the second outing for Jon's 15mm newly painted Ottoman army. The battle saw the Ottomans fighting Poles and Imperialists. This is just an array of pictures to whet the appetite.
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Those are some great looking armies Robin. The Turkish army looks a bit magical 😁
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