Bold, but something to try. I just need to finish off my Team Yankee game and can then start an 18th century one
This historic site is now just down the road from where my Dad lives. Cool. The site is a 1939 reconstruction of the 1604 Habitation Champlain built as his first colony in what became Acadia
I was able to make it to at least one event for our unit during our 40th anniversary.
And yes, it was a fun day
I finally got the chance to run an 18th century game. And since it's raining I can hang out in my garage and play. Scenario was a Swedish force attacks to raid the,Russian fort. The Russians charged out got cut down and the Swedes had fires for their meatballs while the rest went to IKEA he'd hee
And the amount of actual troops used were small which makes recreating the battles easy to do.
I've used the Osprey game series Cities of Gold as the basis of my armies.
I'm going to try and start a campaign with an English force trying to establish a fortified settlement.
Could be Port Royal or Northern War
My son is in grade 12 and is preparing for when he wants to leave home. Which means s cleaning out closets.
I have these toy soldiers to sort out. Some were mine, some his, some my Dad's. All will be sorted and traded or sold to collectors who would like them
