First 30 minutes of Henry Hill 1861

[Norm]

The opening half hour to Henry Hill 1861.

A quick and small scenario with just 7 units on the table. Black Powder rules to play a scenario from the very wargamer friendly book 'We shall meet again'.

Uses a 4' x 3' space for 28mm and 3' x 2' for the smaller scales. LINK

http://battlefieldswarriors.blogspot.com/2020/12/opening-action-at-henry-hill-1861.html

[Duke Speedy of Leighton]

Great report; misread it as Harry Hill

[steve_holmes_11]

Great report; misread it as Harry Hill

So did I:

"I knew I was going bald when it was taking longer and longer to wash my face."

[Westmarcher]

So did I:

"I knew I was going bald when it was taking longer and longer to wash my face."

So true!  

p.s. @ Norm: another nice post on wargaming in small spaces. I fancy squeezing in a solo game or two over the festive period and have added this to my list (especially because I have the Robinson House!).

[Steve J]

I'm glad I'm not the only one who read 'Harry Hill'

[Norm]

So true!  

p.s. @ Norm: another nice post on wargaming in small spaces. I fancy squeezing in a solo game or two over the festive period and have added this to my list (especially because I have the Robinson House!).

Thanks all,

I have put a PDF of the scenario up on my DropBox if it helps
LINk

https://www.dropbox.com/s/mbh3n8l3mzsnk25/Henry%20Hill.pdf?dl=0

[Techno II]

Excellent Norm. 

Thanks for sharing !

Cheers - Phil.

[T13A]

Hi

Great report Norm.

Actually there is a 'Bald' (Harry?) Hill, just South West Henry House Hill! 

Cheers Paul

[mmcv]

Very nice, these small scenarios look like good fun and a perfect weekday evening game.

[Raider4]

I'm glad I'm not the only one who read 'Harry Hill'

I must be wierd, I read it as 'Benny Hill'

[fsn]

Henry VIII for me

[DaveH]

Nice small scenario Norm, the worst temptation about wargaming 1st Bull Run is trying to do all the units in their fancy uniforms for that battle like the Garibaldi Guard and the Highlanders as well as the Zouaves.

I must be wierd, I read it as 'Benny Hill'

Regimental quick march to Yaketty Sax