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Trafalgar

For the March games day there were three Napoleonic games.

First up this magnificent naval game of Trafalgar using It's Warm Work.

 The British on the left with the French and Spanish on the right.

A French ship reduced to a floating burning hulk.

A seagull's eye view

or maybe an albatross.

Very late war Napoleonic battle 

between French and Prussians.

Extremely late war Napoleonic battle

Elephants

A Churchill still pristine after a game of Chain of Command.

Elephants!

To The Strongest

Mortem et Glorium

Chain of Mortem et Titanicus

Chain of Command

Mortem et Glorium

Titanicus

February Games Day

From the trusty phone of Stephen N:

Operation Splendor 

An AAR can be found here:
 https://onesidedminiaturewargamingdiscourse.blogspot.com/2020/02/operation-splendour-22-july-1942.html

A night for Carthaginians

There is not often much synergy with the games being played, but last night there were two Carthaginian armies on the table.  One had a great victory :-)

A hands on game of Mortem et Glorium,

no Carthaginians in sight.

Ogres defending the Presidential Cup.

Now there are some Carthaginians,

vying for the M&M cup 

in a Game of To the Strongest

Chain of Command

Carthaginians taking out the Anglo-Danes

in a game of Basic Impetus 2.0

A Night For Chariots

Rounding the first bend

Black Powder - Napoleonics

A swirling Basic Impetus game

The final of the Chariot race.

Darren wins!