My new ACW project Foxs Gap, second phase
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Re:My new ACW project Foxs Gap, second phase
Very nice Gunfreak !!!
A wide angle shot would be awesome !!
:woohoo:
Chamberlain
A wide angle shot would be awesome !!
:woohoo:
Chamberlain
-Col. Joshua Chamberlain, 20th Maine
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We cannot retreat. We cannot withdraw. We are going to have to be stubborn today
Re:My new ACW project Foxs Gap, second phase
I'll get some pics of the table soon, I'm waiting for some new terrain and hope to get it tomorrow if DHL can get the stick out of their behind.
Mean while the 3 finished regimetns I've done so far out of 47 I have to do before the project is done, thats 19 Union 28 Reb





Mean while the 3 finished regimetns I've done so far out of 47 I have to do before the project is done, thats 19 Union 28 Reb





Re:My new ACW project Foxs Gap, second phase
This system has 2 terrible flaws but it's a highly immersive and addicting one (and i can tell since i used to be a regional champ with Warhammer and my legion of doom undeads lol)
1) There's no fog of war
2) It's IGOUGO
I am curious about the rules you are using and very very expectant on the wide angled pix from the battlefield. :ohmy:
I have a close friend who's totally addicted to painting figures but who never even saw once warhammer and other systems of this kind. He's more into WW2 stuff and modern stuff. To paint a single soldier he spends weeks and what comes out is a work of art, always.
Actually, he's the one who painted my undeads but at the high numbers of course, details can't be such...warhammer= mass production.
1) There's no fog of war
2) It's IGOUGO
I am curious about the rules you are using and very very expectant on the wide angled pix from the battlefield. :ohmy:
I have a close friend who's totally addicted to painting figures but who never even saw once warhammer and other systems of this kind. He's more into WW2 stuff and modern stuff. To paint a single soldier he spends weeks and what comes out is a work of art, always.
Actually, he's the one who painted my undeads but at the high numbers of course, details can't be such...warhammer= mass production.
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Re:My new ACW project Foxs Gap, second phase
I use Guns At Gettysburg, It's based on general de Brigade which originaly is about the Napoleonic wars.
It's not a pure IGOUGO, the dice decides who goes first for that trun, so if you make this big plan in one turn and it all boils down to that you get the first movments the next turn, well then it might be that the other guy gets the first chance and ruins your well made plan.
Also the turns play out a way that makes it possible to counter the other side, as charges are called before movments and fireing, so you may take a charge and counter what ever the other side was planing.
But yes, the fog of war is not simulated, unless you add to the rules and use some sort of blinds, with fake regimetns ect.
But the battle fields are so small it would be hard not to at least get some ide of were a regimetn of sevral hundreds men would be.
I know of another rule were one regiments has to roll dice to be able so fire on another regiment if it's in hard to see terrain.
When I comes to painting I'm not the good, and i find that no mater how much time I spend on figs they will turn out the same, that said, I use an hour to paint 4 rebs, while I only use 40 minutes to paint 12 WW2 US soldiers,
It's not a pure IGOUGO, the dice decides who goes first for that trun, so if you make this big plan in one turn and it all boils down to that you get the first movments the next turn, well then it might be that the other guy gets the first chance and ruins your well made plan.
Also the turns play out a way that makes it possible to counter the other side, as charges are called before movments and fireing, so you may take a charge and counter what ever the other side was planing.
But yes, the fog of war is not simulated, unless you add to the rules and use some sort of blinds, with fake regimetns ect.
But the battle fields are so small it would be hard not to at least get some ide of were a regimetn of sevral hundreds men would be.
I know of another rule were one regiments has to roll dice to be able so fire on another regiment if it's in hard to see terrain.
When I comes to painting I'm not the good, and i find that no mater how much time I spend on figs they will turn out the same, that said, I use an hour to paint 4 rebs, while I only use 40 minutes to paint 12 WW2 US soldiers,
Re:My new ACW project Foxs Gap, second phase
They all look very nice to me! How do you keep your family away from the table? I know that you don't want it messed up. I don't think that I could do that with dogs and kids and no room for it.
Re:My new ACW project Foxs Gap, second phase
I live in a one room apartment ALONE, so I don't have to worry about my familiy
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Re:My new ACW project Foxs Gap, second phase
Gunfreak I play alot of warhammer fantasy and 40k myself as well as flames of war, got about 700 or so minis. What scale are those figs at?
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Re:My new ACW project Foxs Gap, second phase
They are 15mm, I have about 800-900 15mm figs and another 500 28mm
Re:My new ACW project Foxs Gap, second phase
As promised some table shots.
This is $1300 worth of terrain
The terrain boards are custom made, the fields and frence are from BTC





This is $1300 worth of terrain
The terrain boards are custom made, the fields and frence are from BTC





Re:My new ACW project Foxs Gap, second phase
some more pics















