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Warhammer Old World: High Elves Vs Border Princes

Well, you say High Elves, I say Melniboneans. You know, the type of chaos who give Dark Elves a bad name. Mort and I met up for a game of Warhammer: Old World at the Leighton Buzzard club, and after the humiliation of Big Jason, it was time for Mort's Empire (this time being Border Princes variant) to meet the White Wolf and Stormbringer The terrain, we went for two pieces each, and then scattered 2d6 inches, which put a large wood in my front line, and two hills. A third hill wandered off table to find somewhere safe to stay. This was neither of our deployments by the way! Deployment was this: Bolt thrower and archers out left, with the mage between them and the sword masters, swordmasters with Elric between the left hand hill and the woods, silver helms with teh army standard bearer Elwing out right beyond the wood. I then brought the shadow warriors and the Elyrian reavers on as scouts around the right. My aim - ex the Imperial light horse that did a number the gobbos last time...

Nineteenth Century Mahdist War in 10mm - Bengal lancers, Naval Brigade, and Highlander units.

More British units, more blurred photos. Bengal lancers - using WWI Indian lancers Top view The banners are made up, as are a few of the following units Back view Naval brigades Top down I know that they probably fought in white tropical uniforms, but navy blue is so cool. Columns marching Hither and yon Black Watch (or White Observers in this campaign) Firing line Skirmishers forwards Fighting lines 3rd Foot & Mouth - The Devils in Skirts - recently rrived from The Khyber Capatin Keene standing out in Number 1 uniform Up kilts! Sergeant Major MacNutt hold the left of the line Fighting all Mahdist Cavalry Inevitable top view Charge! Full speed Massed camelry If camels can mass Mobile but not great fighters Get in there! Moving on up   Four British mounted officers to use as Brigadiers in Black Powder Think they would do better on their own? Study in horse flesh One for th...