The battlefield of Connewitz
I have built (at last!) the battlefield for Connewitz, and the final terrain is very similar to the initial map.
You can see below a full panorama of the battlefield with Connewitz in the left foreground and Dölitz in the distance, with the small Lössnitz hamlet between the other two.
Below is a next view of the Manor House at Dölitz (no gatehouse available, sorry)
I hope to finish the deployment in the next days.
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When you say "build" do you mean laying out all of the pieces? Lots of great terrain! Or did you also build some new terrain pieces for this battle? I'm not sure I've seen all of it before. Some of the buildings look new to me. Are they paper/cardstock?
ReplyDeleteVery nice layout! I always find it fun and interesting to see other people's gaming spaces. Also, I may have asked before, but how big is your table?
Hi
ReplyDeleteEfectively, 'built' is a too pretentious word for a simple laying out (language problems!)
The only new items are the walls of the 'manor': wood sticks covered with computer made 'stone-like' paper.
The table is 2 x 1.6 sq. meters (6.5 x 5.2 sq feet)
Hi Rafa,
ReplyDeleteA very good job on the layout-I do like reading your battle reports. How do you adapt "Lasalle" to a solo wargame? I am interested in resuming solo gaming myself.
Regards
Matt
Matt
ReplyDeleteThere is not nothing special in a "solo" adaptation. I randomize the important decisions, deployment, reinforcements, objectives... by assigning probabilities and throwing dice.
Rafa
Rafa,
ReplyDeleteThanks. It has been years since I played a solo game-I wondered if any new systems etc had been created over the years.
Looking forward to your battle report!
Matt
Matt
ReplyDeleteNobody has found still the 'Holy Grail' of solo wargaming. You are left to your own devices, as always...
Best regards
Rafa