Still being hunted by the Federal Army, The Bushwackers have taken up two positions, part of the force on a wooded hill and part in a town. The US General must take both objectives to win the day. His force is 30% larger than that of the CSA.
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| Opening positions |
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| A cavalry fight starts the action |
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| The town under attack |
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| The action to the West |
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| The US Army's superior fire power reduced the CSA force rapidly |
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| but then stalled |
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| On the hill things were not going well either |
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| A final rush at the town achieves that objective |
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| however, the hill defenders stubbornly hold on |
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| The Feds enter the town to find that Old Zeb has eluded them once again |
The scenario always gives challenging games. I so enjoyed viewing the Airfix figures in this game.
ReplyDeleteThanks Peter!
DeleteAnother lovely report, MJT. That’s a tough scenario for the attacker - if he allocates lots of resources to one objective, he struggles to take the other!! Great looking game 😊👍🏼
ReplyDeleteThe Union side had ridiculously good dice rolls in the first half of the game but then it all slipped away in the second half...
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