The Battle of Dorking 1871 - A Bloody Big Battles AAR.

[Steve J]

An AAR of our latest 'what if?' game set during the Prussian invasion of England in 1871.

http://wwiiwargaming.blogspot.co.uk/2017/03/the-battle-of-dorking-1871-boody-big.html

[DFlynSqrl]

Very nice.  New blog to follow too. 

[Shedman]

Good one

[d_Guy]

Steve,
That was a fun and interestingly conceived game. Enjoyed going through your OoB's. Applaud the substantial use of milita and volunteers.
Particularly enjoyed your comments on the Lifeguard Cavalry. 

[Duke Speedy of Leighton]

Great report! Bit good on the description of the yeomanry too! 

[Steve J]

Glad you enjoyed it chaps . The credit for the unit descriptions lies squarely with Dave Fielder, which he often includes in our games. These I liked so much I left them in .

[Chris Pringle]

Nicely done!

Chris

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[Leman]

For those who have not seen the PP forum, Lurkio is producing 15mm 1880s/90s British in home service uniform at some point. I would love to see some in 10mm with the British version of the spiked helmet, although I still think the Crimean guards infantry and line infantry in jacket and pork pie hat are useable, plus the Canadian militia cavalry in pork pie. A mix of FPW and WWI French and Prussians/Germans would make suitable opponents.

[Sandinista]

Very good. Although Box Hill looks a lot smaller than I remember it 

Cheers
Ian

[Dave Fielder]

Who are these 6mm nutters?  :-