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Henry
A very enjoyable read Henry – thanks for making this available. I have found myself recently how scaling and unit size issues can be more apparent than real.
Here’s hoping you have more time for games in the future!
Thanks Keith. I know I have a tendency to be slightly anal about such things, but I do want to experiment with everything reduced in proportion to see how it feels and, of course, doing so will produce a little more ‘elbow room’ on the same sized table.
Loads of fun reading this Henry. It’s got me thinking about how I might stage a similar solo affair with the smaller forces at my disposal. Tingling all over in other words.
Best Regards,
Stokes
Thanks for stopping by, Stokes, and glad you enjoyed the piece. Looking forward to seeing your version!
River crossings always make for a great tactical problem. More gamers need to play scenario driven games rather than mere “head to head lead”
Absolutely, Elliott. It’s a little more work for an exponentially more rewarding outcome.
An excellent read! Small units are the future! 🙂
They’re certainly more economically viable and quicker to paint! More flags on the table, too!
Great AAR Henry!
Thanks, Pat!