Warring States Battle Report

[scrivs]

Following on from last months game, John and I had another crack at using Hail Caesar for Warring states.

Would I be able to atone for the humiliation suffered last time?

Well here is a picture of me removing a unit



The full report and rundown is available on the Scrivsland blog

[Augustus_Gaius]

sweet report only glazed through it quickly but i liked what i saw
are the mini's curteys?

[scrivs]

Mine are all Curteys, I believe that Johns are a mixture of QT Models, Curteys and some John Jenkins.

[carvel2]

Whats not to like ? Reminds me of watermargin type stuff! loved that series.

[paulsmodellingworkshop]

aah yes - The Water Margins of Lan Shan Po - fantastic series Carvel - might have to look for that on amazon

[carvel2]

@Paul...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UqsAye_EiA0

[scrivs]

Although good for inspiration, the Water Margin is very late, set during the Song Dynasty (10th to 13th century CE) whereas the Warring States period was during the Zhou Dynasty (10th to 3rd century BCE).

If you did want to re-enact the Water Margin, TAG do some lovely figures: http://www.theassaultgroup.co.uk/store/home.php?cat=58

[Invisible officer]

Very nice view, only problem that a single miniature has to represent a big force.

Oh, that you tube link, the good old time of TV. But the end of the series was