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Saturday, 7 April 2018. Revised Leon Campaign Strategic Map. Original Strategic Map of Leon Phase. Last week I explained that the strategic map was used for campaign movement and to illustrate daily locations on the campaign diary blog. I posted a copy of the latest map, which is above. When the campaign was PBEM I always used the wargames map, because it was important that each player could see in advance exactly what the wargames table would look like. Revised Strategic Map of Leon Phase. Because they ...

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Saturday, 7 April 2018. Revised Leon Campaign Strategic Map. Original Strategic Map of Leon Phase. Last week I explained that the strategic map was used for campaign movement and to illustrate daily locations on the campaign diary blog. I posted a copy of the latest map, which is above. When the campaign was PBEM I always used the wargames map, because it was important that each player could see in advance exactly what the wargames table would look like. Revised Strategic Map of Leon Phase. Because they ...

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napoleonic wargaming: Spanish Guerrilla in PBEM Campaign

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Sunday, 19 July 2015. Spanish Guerrilla in PBEM Campaign. Spanish guerrilla garrison town of Serrejon. The objective of my campaign is to allow me to use all of my model soldiers and scenery on the wargames table on a regular basis. To do so I have had to develop wargame rules for such "difficult" nations as the Spanish. I have done so by giving all nationalities plus and minus points. All corps are the same size, and all cavalry and artillery similar in performance. So far so good. But the actual use of...

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napoleonic wargaming: October 2014

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Sunday, 26 October 2014. We have a nice church building from Hovels, which would be suitable for Spain, but. It is a little too large for our town section footprint. Jan’s first attempt is quite large, but it needs to be larger than the town houses. I am trying to persuade her to make another smaller one which I can use as part of a small town. Labels: 25 - scenery. Sunday, 19 October 2014. The Spanish (left) are about to lose another battle. I have always had a Spanish army in my wargames collection.

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napoleonic wargaming: May 2015

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Saturday, 30 May 2015. Walled city of Almarez. One of the main objectives of creating our PBEM campaign was to ensure that we used all of our figures, buildings and scenery. Over the years I had bought, or made, a lot of scenery which never made an appearance in a single wargame. We had stone walls, hedges, marsh and broken ground plus a lot of buildings which never managed to get used in actual wargaming. Some months I replaced our city walls. They are hand built, and pretty basic. There are four scenic...

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napoleonic wargaming: June 2015

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Saturday, 27 June 2015. Jan’s latest addition is a coaching inn for use in Germany. This is what it looked like after the tiles had been added, but before any painting. After a coating of pollyfilla and a base coat of paint. The finished building, with a brigade of French Young Guard arriving for an overnight stay. Not sure that I like the almost white finish, I may paint it a slightly darker colour. Labels: 25 - scenery. Sunday, 21 June 2015. Typical French army of four corps. I do not want to change th...

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napoleonic wargaming: Cavalry Campaign Movement

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Sunday, 9 August 2015. In the map movement part of my PBEM campaign cavalry are only used for recce. There are no large bodies of cavalry, only the brigade attached to each corps. When I wrote the campaign rules I allowed them to move six squares per day on roads, which is double the three squares allowed to the rest of the corps. I had not anticipated that most players would want to use the cavalry to their maximum movement, though I should have done so. Each map square is a 2x2 foot square on the table.

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Jan and Paul in Spain 2012: June 2012

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Jan and Paul in Spain 2012. Friday, 29 June 2012. 25 June 2012 - Visit to Zaragoza. We joined a four day coach tour of Zaragoza and Teruel, mainly because of the day spent in the former. The city was the scene of a long and bitter siege during the Napoleonic wars in 1808. This is a period of particular interest to Jan and I, and we hoped to find some reminders of the fighting. The name of this very ordinary looking road is the giveaway. The road system of the city follows the original, and that made it e...

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Walking Napoleonic Battlefields: December 2010

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Wednesday, 22 December 2010. Vobarno is a small and very attractive town in the mountains on the western side of Lake Garda. On 4 August 1796 it was the scene of desperate fighting as the retreating Austrians tried to capture the bridge over the river Chise. We spent a day visiting the town on 6 September 2000. Our visit is covered at. Http:/ napoleoninitaly.blogspot.com/. Labels: 08 - Napoleon in Italy. Tuesday, 14 December 2010. On 4 August Bonaparte was present in the castle which was held by 1000 men.

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Walking Napoleonic Battlefields: April 2011

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Tuesday, 26 April 2011. We followed the path beyond the buildings, eventually leading downhill to the small church overlooking the village of Augezd, an the site of the famous Satschen ponds. At the end of the battle the allied army retreated over the frozen ponds. Napoleon positioned a battery of artillery near this church and ordered it to fire on the ice. He claimed in his Bulletin that 20,000 allied troops had drowned here. Labels: 09 - Aspern and Austerlitz. Tuesday, 19 April 2011. We were fortunate...

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1814 Campaign Diary: February 2015

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Friday, February 27, 2015. 18th April 1814 – Campaign Diary. First French and Prussian fight battle of Diest. Second French and Russian rest and resupply. Third French and Austrian fight battle of Arracourt. Fourth French and Bavarian both armies break contact. Fifth French and British fight two battles at Savaltiere and Kurutze. Sixth French and Spanish fight battle of Ripoll. First French and Prussian Army. French win battle of Diest. 3 Prussian march to sound of the guns. Second French and Russian Army.

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1813 Campaign Diary: May 2015

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Saturday, May 30, 2015. 8 March 1813 – North Spain. Following the loss of the battle of Palencia, 4. French corps are forced to retreat north off the map. With the loss of two of his five corps, Marshal Soult orders a general retreat. Wellington has clearly achieved both of his campaign objectives. First to take and hold Valladolid. Second to defeat the French army. Labels: 43 North Spain Diary. Friday, May 29, 2015. 8 March 1813 - Central Germany. Russian corps at Warburg. Wednesday, May 27, 2015. Both ...

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Wargame Campaigns of Napoleon: October 2012

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Wargame Campaigns of Napoleon. Wednesday, October 31, 2012. Campaign Move 10 – Battle of Alessandria. Move 10 - 0800 to 1200 12 April 1796. Colli is regrouping his battered army at Turin. Bonaparte orders Serurier to pin the Sardinians with his 5. Division to attack the Austrians at Alessandria and marches to join them with 4. French halt at Acqi and forage for supplies. Labels: 03 - Piedmont Campaign. Sunday, October 21, 2012. Campaign Move 9 – Austrians enter Alessandria. Labels: 03 - Piedmont Campaign.

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1814 Campaign Diary: November 2014

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Wednesday, November 26, 2014. 13th April 1814 – Battle of Luneville. Austrian corps attack 9. French corps at Luneville. 2 Austrian corps is on attack orders. 9 French corps are on hold orders. Table at start of wargame. Both corps are on the table at the start of move one. Move 1 – 0800 to 0900. Austrian – cavalry advance and spot French. French – replace blind wit h figures and start to deploy. Move 2 – 0900 to 1000. French – continue to deploy and unlimber artillery. Move 3 – 1000 to 1100. French &#82...

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Walking Napoleonic Battlefields: February 2011

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Tuesday, 22 February 2011. We were delighted to discover that our hotel in Aspern was within 100 yards of the famous church, and only about a mile to Lobau Island. Our bikes were not ready when we arrived at the hotel, so we set off to explore Lobau Island on foot. It was a very hot afternoon, and we were quite warm and glowing by the time we arrived. Poor Jan did not know where to look. We drank our beer and left in haste. Labels: 09 - Aspern and Austerlitz. Wednesday, 16 February 2011. Our first visit ...

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Walking Napoleonic Battlefields: Schlapanitz

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Tuesday, 3 May 2011. On our last day at Austerlitz we only had a few hours before we had to drive to Vienna and the flight back to UK. Just long enough to visit Schlapanitz. Its a short walk from the monument marking Napoleon's command post on Zuran Hill to the small town of Schlapanitz. Labels: 09 - Aspern and Austerlitz. I have asked to be notified before comments appear so that I will not miss them. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). 02 - Portugal and Spain with Holts. 04 - Northern Spain.

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Jan and Paul in Spain 2014: August 2014

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Jan and Paul in Spain 2014. Saturday, 23 August 2014. 21 August 2014 – Javea with Jack and Georgia. After a very dry spring and summer it rained the day before they arrived for their two week holiday with us. Not sure whether that is the reason Jan needed a stiff sherry, or whether it was just an excuse to have one. We started our evening in Javea with a meal at Scallops, their favourite eating place. Then it was a short walk to the fun fair, which was the real reason for our visit to Javea. 23 - WW - Va...

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Saturday, 7 April 2018. Revised Leon Campaign Strategic Map. Original Strategic Map of Leon Phase. Last week I explained that the strategic map was used for campaign movement and to illustrate daily locations on the campaign diary blog. I posted a copy of the latest map, which is above. When the campaign was PBEM I always used the wargames map, because it was important that each player could see in advance exactly what the wargames table would look like. Revised Strategic Map of Leon Phase. Because they ...

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