Keith's commentary on the relaunch of his games room, and this battle, can be found here.
Sunday, August 9, 2015
Volley and Bayonet 1813
I managed my first largish game for many months when invited to the relaunch of Keith's Wargames Room on Friday night, and 'dang, it felt good'!!! We fought a Volley and Bayonet game using 1813 Prussian and French lists, and Keith's 6mm armies. It reminded me that even though I am a Spearhead fan, VnB is still my all time favourite games system. Here are just a few random shots.
Keith's commentary on the relaunch of his games room, and this battle, can be found here.
Keith's commentary on the relaunch of his games room, and this battle, can be found here.
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Great photos Robin. They capture the game well, including the Bavarian flanking movement. It is also interesting to see the table from a different perspective, that is the French side of the table.
ReplyDeleteI agree Volley & Bayonet is a great set of rules. It captures the period so well and the battles feel like battles, irrespective of the scale of figures.