Historicon 2019 Live Blog - Part Two!
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New Old World Wizards Join Warhammer Empire Of Man Armies
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Accept The Wisdom Of The Council In Star Wars: Shatterpoint
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Ace, Weird New Necromunda Miniatures On The Horizon
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FireForge Games’ New Samurai Command Set Now Available
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Cubicle 7 Release Space Marine 2 Wrath & Glory RPG PDF!
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New 2-Player Starter Set Revealed For Mantic’s Kings Of War
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Have A Swole Christmas With TTCombat’s Rumbleslam Team
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Amazon & Games Workshop Warhammer Deal Confirmed
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The Veteran Becomes Ragged Staff Minis Latest Historical Figure
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Battle Across PWork Wargames’ Newest Combat Book
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Explore Pulp Figures Full New Retro Sci-Fi Miniatures Range
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28mm Evil Dwarf Armies Mass From Knightmare Miniatures
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Eureka Add World War II Chinese Guerrillas To Their Range
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New Wars Of The Roses Supplement From Warlord Games
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Monolith Reviving Reichbusters With Reloaded Campaign In 2025
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Early, Mid Or Late? Guides For German Armies In Bolt Action
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First Sneak Peek At Guards Of Traitor’s Toll Plastic Sprues
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Late Pledges For Trench Crusade Kickstarter Now Available
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Heroic New Napoleonic Salute Miniature Revealed For 2025!
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Smash Wasteland Foes With New Punkapocalyptic Characters
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Fight Over DakkaDakka’s Stormpride Temple On Kickstarter
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Blast Down Castle Walls With Medbury’s Medieval Artillery
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Recreate Titus’ Tyranid Clashes In Warhammer 40K: Kill Team
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Saga Worthy Heroes Available From Medbury Miniatures This Month
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Alexander & Hannibal Supplement Released For Strength & Honour
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The Shattered Lance Crashes Into Turnip28 With New Kickstarter
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Warp Miniatures Catch ‘Em All With New Combat Critters!
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Fight With The Inperatorius Vindex & EightLegs Miniatures!
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Blood And Bayonets Rules Announced By Firelock Games!
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Get Ready To Fire English Civil War Guns From Bloody Miniatures
That’s going to be a bloody battle in town!
@silverfox8 ‘s French defense in that down was epic!
Ya, quite the battle shaping up.
Can you imagine the killing lanes in those streets!
All that ranked fire.
Row after row.
This was part of 1809 Battle of Essling in which @avernos, @silverfox8 , and Andrew participated.
nothing like a quiet walk down the street?
Yeah, just dodge the occasional Austrian cannonball bouncing down the cobblestones.
And ten pin bowling is born?
No, the pins don’t dodge. 🙂 🙂 🙂
if they see the ball?
Apparently, because John’s French held the flank here like a CHAMP. 😀
That bricky really knows how to build terrain.
Fighting in that town was insanely violent, but the French held!