French attackers on the left, British defenders on the right |
Most of the French advance |
95th Rifles enter the woods and the KGL cross the river |
Riflemen evade the attacking French, KGL on the bridge form Close Order |
KGL in the woods suffer casualties but are undaunted |
As I mentioned in my last post, yesterday I played a solo late Peninsular War game of Rebels and Patriots. In the scenario the French attack a bridge and the outnumbered British trying to hold it for six turns. This was a standard 24 point game with the companies as described before. It turned out to be a pretty tough scenario for the French against the upgraded British units who were all Veterans, Aggressive and Good Shooters or Sharp Shooters in the case of the 95th Rifles. The French managed to attack in the woods and on the bridge but were beaten back and suffered heavy casualties. They were disordered and their attack foundered. It was a fun game and good to get my French and British Napoleonics out on the table.
French attack the KGL |
KGL force them to retreat and follow up leaving them disordered |
Volley fire by the KGL on the bridge leaves the French retreating and disordered |
Final turn and the valiant French attack has foundered |
Awesome looking battle!
ReplyDeleteThanks Michal, it was a fun game.
DeleteLovely looking game,really nice figures!
ReplyDeleteBest Iain
Thanks Iain, the French were all Perry figures and the British all Fromt Rank.
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