On Friday night, we played a Might of Arms Renaissance playtest variant game of Louis XIV's Dutch War. I played Turenne, and only my personal intervention with my cuirassiers in the center allowed the French forces to win the day. Or so I remember it, anyway! We followed it up with a game of Dominion. I came in third out of five. Glad there were two people there who'd never played before I could beat! :-)
Monday, September 10, 2012
One step forward, one step back.
I am getting stuff painted for my D-Day game, but I don't actually seem to be getting any closer to running it! But I had a good weekend otherwise...
On Friday night, we played a Might of Arms Renaissance playtest variant game of Louis XIV's Dutch War. I played Turenne, and only my personal intervention with my cuirassiers in the center allowed the French forces to win the day. Or so I remember it, anyway! We followed it up with a game of Dominion. I came in third out of five. Glad there were two people there who'd never played before I could beat! :-)
I finished up my first aircraft for Flames of War, a P-47 Thunderbolt. I painted it up as a high-res picture I found on the Internet. I ruined two sets of decals trying to get the side numbering on it. Even the third and last set I tore in half, but manage to align them acceptably, I think. Man, I really, really hate using decals.
I also finished the DUKWs. That should have been the last figures I needed for the 1750/1000 point Hit the Beach game! So, I printed out rosters and started assembling troops, thinking I might get Number One Son to playtest it with me over the weekend! Got all the Americans together, no issues. Then I started on the Germans. Let's see...the 10.5cm battery needs a staff team...hmmmm...I'm pretty sure I have never painted a German staff team. How could I have painted the 10.5cm battery up and never have painted a staff team...UGH!! I haven't painted my 10.5cm battery yet!!! Not sure how I convinced myself that I had. So...onto the queue it goes. I started on it over the weekend, and am maybe 2/3 the way through. Soon...
On Friday night, we played a Might of Arms Renaissance playtest variant game of Louis XIV's Dutch War. I played Turenne, and only my personal intervention with my cuirassiers in the center allowed the French forces to win the day. Or so I remember it, anyway! We followed it up with a game of Dominion. I came in third out of five. Glad there were two people there who'd never played before I could beat! :-)
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Project: 15mm WW2,
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The decal looks fine to me. At least you did have those 105's. If it was ASL though all you would need to do is pnch them out LOL
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Yeah but I think FoW has too many rules!! :-)
DeleteThat P-47 looks really nice Andy.
ReplyDeleteDecals might be a pain, but having painted many, many planes (albeit smaller ones), I can tell you they are better than hand painting those letters and insignia
There is that. All my armor have NO markings, mostly because I don't want to deal with decals. However, they did seem too distinctive here to leave off.
DeleteWe'll do D-Day some day. FYI, I will have my 6 LCVPs painted this week. Picture and paint colour you sent helped alot.
ReplyDeleteYay! "Some day?" More like one day this month! Well, I hope, any way.
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