Following on from
my earlier post about WWS and their Colonial theme, this picture is just one example of the possibilities with this 'period'. This game was put on as a
28mm Zulu Wars participation game by the
South London Warlords in 2009.
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Usuthu at Eastborne Redoubt in 2009 |
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Usuthu as seen at Salute 2009 |
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Now that is my sort of game! I might have to pick up a copy o WSS, thanks for the tip off.
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ReplyDeletelooks like a good game!
ReplyDeleteI really like the models for this range.. and warlords has a massive 1000 man deal for them too if/when someone wins the lotto and can afford it.. ;)
ReplyDeleteI was tempted by colonial wargaming at some point, but I was on y own at the time. Shame I had to drop it.
ReplyDeleteLooking good.
ReplyDeleteLove the recreation aspect of this!
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