In early February Romsey had been retaken by a small Royalist force and then lost again a couple of days later to the parliamentarians.
Sir William de Willoughby was ordered to re-take and hold Romsey. He left Twyford at dawn taking his regiment of horse and dragoons.
After a brisk skirmish on the edge of Romsey, the dragoons entered the town ....
A bit later Sir William with his regiment of horse entered the town taking control of the market square, the dragoons flushing out the remnants of the parliamentarian garrison
5 comments:
Well done! Any victory for the King is worth a "well done" . . . down with the Roundheads and up with the Cavaliers!
-- Jeff
Nice game there. I've got to answer the noble Jeff..... boo yah boo sucks to the swaggering Royalists and their unfeasibly large hats.
sounds like a clear-cut case of "hat envy". Quite common amongst the lower classes when faced by their betters.
On a more serious note [did I just say "serious" RE: wargaming??] I was admiring your town, and wondering if most of them are from train scale buildings. I forget the 40mm size, but is it "O" scale trains? I'd like to get enough buildings to make a small town, and train stuff seems like the easiest way to acquire them. Best, alex
I use 28mm buildings !!
The main discrepancy can be door height, I ignore this as most of the time the figures are not next to the doors. If a door is too small I modify the building to put a larger one on.
The buildings are mostly a mix from the Conflix and Total System Scenic ranges, and a couple of other suppliers. The large church is made from the Pegasus gothic building sets. I've also have a couple of oddment pottery buildings and a some scratchbuilt cardboard ones as well.
Some of the MDF buildings may be a worth look - try 4Ground.
-- Allan
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