Monday, 19 February 2024

Battle Of Maldon

We played a scenario using over 1000 Saxons and Vikings in 15mm, The Vikinga had to get their cattle and slaves to the island fortress established on a river island. For me this was an historical outcome with Bryhtnoth killed very early in the battle all of his hearth guard dying around him and the Saxons untimately smashed

Battle of the Bulge

The Last Picture is Private McGonigal who won the Medal of Honour and survivied, using a bazooka he took out two german vehicles, while under snipre fire!

Saturday, 13 January 2024

Bloody Plains of Death

A very enjoyable day of Dragon Rampant good to see the old armies out.

Sunday, 26 November 2023

Battlegroup Spring Awakening

We held a four player Soviet v German Attack/Counter Attack Scenario. The Soviets had a Battalion of T-34s with tank riders the Germand three companies of tanks. Over 100BR in five turns saw 24 burning T-34s and a German victory

Wednesday, 11 March 2020

South Essex in the Rear Area 1940

Thinking they have a cushy number guarding the back lines the South Essex are in for a rude awakening suffering a glider landing on the bridges and a para drop right on their airfield. they struggle to deal with the elite of the German Fallschrimjager. There are two bridges and Sargeant Hakeswell watches while the bridge guard are wiped out them makes a run for it.  Lt McCoy leads a charge by the carrier section off board in reserve making it a close run game



Hakeswill spits the dummy



This bridge is taken!

McCoy's carriers brew up

Decanting Paras

The bridge guard


Meanwhile the valiant French hold German Motorcyclists at the Cross roads



While a French Dragoon Platoon try to break through


At the airfield they chalk up all this noise to jump Frenchies. Until the silent Parachutists are amonst them, the busted gliders were there simply to represent busted French aircraft left to block the runway.


Carrier section in the Forecourt of the billet

Carriers sweep up some paras

A firefight

HQ Team hard at work