Le bastion. Mes Prussiens. Et la tempête qui arrive... The bastion. My Prussians. And the storm coming ... |
Une tempête aux multiples visages. Cavaliers des steppes, Sipahis, Delhis et Akinjis... A storm with many faces. Steppes Riders, Sipahis, Delhis and Akinjis... |
Les premiers tireurs Ottomans en formation dispersée s'approchent de mes positions The first Ottoman shooters in scattered formation approach. |
A l'orée du bois, quelques détonations sont entendues de notre côté aussi... At the edge of the wood, some detonations are heard from our side too ... |
Tirs annonciateurs de renforts Bavarois, et ils ne seront pas de trop! Schnell, Schnell! Shoots announcing Bavarian reinforcements, and they won't be too much!Schnell, Schnell! |
Bonjour à tous,
Le décor est planté, je me retrouve dans une place forte, en position centrale.
Mes Prussiens doivent se défendre à un contre 4!
En face, l'Empire Ottoman. Hier aux portes de Vienne, aujourd'hui dans les contrées hongroises. Ronie et Serge commandent la Sublime Porte.
A mes côtés, Christophe et ses sublimes Bavarois.
Hello everyone,
The situation's clear, I find myself in a stronghold, in central position.
My Prussians must defend, one against 4!
Opposite, the Ottoman Empire. Yesterday at the gates of Vienna, today in the Hungarian countries. Ronie and Serge command the Sublime Porte.
At my side, Christophe and his sublime Bavarians.
Hello everyone,
The situation's clear, I find myself in a stronghold, in central position.
My Prussians must defend, one against 4!
Opposite, the Ottoman Empire. Yesterday at the gates of Vienna, today in the Hungarian countries. Ronie and Serge command the Sublime Porte.
At my side, Christophe and his sublime Bavarians.
Une salve de tirs de Janissaires accueille justement leur arrivée. A volley of shots from Janissaires welcomes their arrival. |
Mes Hannovriens, à la sortie du gué, sont stoppés par des charges lourdes et violentes... My Hannovrians, getting out of the ford, are stopped by heavy and violent charges... |
Heureusement, un peu plus loin, Bavarois et Autrichiens voient fuir les Janissaires... Fortunately, a little further, Bavarians and Austrians see the Janissaries fleeing ... |
Là des grenadiers, Autrichiens et Bavarois sont au bord de l'explosion! Here the grenadiers, Austrians and Bavarains are on the verge of explosion! |
Sans compter les cosaques harcelant l'ennemi venu de l'occident. Not to mention the Cossacks harassing the enemy from the west. |
Des renforts Autrichiens qui se débattent non loin de là, avec l'énergie du désespoir... Austrian reinforcements struggling not far away, with the energy of despair ... |
J'en profite pour signaler que cette Grande Guerre Turque est évoquée dans l'ultime saison d'une série que j'ai trouvée originale et fort intéressante, à savoir...
I take this opportunity to point out that this Great Turkish War is evoked in the final season of a series that I found original and very interesting, namely ...
I take this opportunity to point out that this Great Turkish War is evoked in the final season of a series that I found original and very interesting, namely ...
Et pour ceux qui n'ont pas vu la vidéo de 2 minutes sur la période...
And if you haven't seen yet my 2 minutes video...
And if you haven't seen yet my 2 minutes video...
Merci, Thanks, Sağol...
Phil.
Beautiful looking set up and some lovely looking eye candy figures.
RépondreSupprimerVery kind of you Russ, thanks...
SupprimerVraiment superbe encore cette fois. L'armée ottomane est magnifique et que dire du général bavarois!
RépondreSupprimerNe serait-ce pas la colline de Kronenbourg ? :-(
Ludiquement
Ça pourrait, ça pourrait!
SupprimerYour games always make me want to set up and play table top adventures of my own. Very apt post Phil, as lately I have been painting many tricorn civilians, ancillaries and soldiers in preparation for some hot work storming the Bastille (I wonder if the Pimpernel might make an appearance).
RépondreSupprimerI like your bastion very much, its very similar to mine, except my own is a larger scale. Seeing this log fortress in all its glory makes me want to dig mine off the shelf and put it to good use :)
Mant hanks Steve, glad you enjoyed both armies and bastion...waiting for your tricorn civilians and soldiers!
SupprimerWere seriously thinking of getting back into casting our own, but in 40mm. If we do that means all our 28mm will be going begging to good homes hehe.
SupprimerWonderful post Phil, as always, totally inspiring.
Many thanks Hils, don't know the 40mm scale (This must require huge closets!), but I'm curious to look at this...One day may be?
SupprimerEh, if Europe only helped us back in 1389 at the battle of Kosovo, the freaking Ottomans never would've crossed into Europe and started so many wars after it :(
RépondreSupprimerSo many battles, so many wars to refight...The fate of Europe!
SupprimerFantastic looking game Phil!
RépondreSupprimerThank you kindly Cyrus...
SupprimerNot a period I'm familiar with, but a fantastic looking game, and sounds like it was fun too (if terrible defeats can be fun)!
RépondreSupprimerTerible defeats can be fun, I confirm! Thank you so much...
SupprimerЭто выглядит превосходно Фил! Браво!
RépondreSupprimerБольшое спасибо!
SupprimerAmazing report Phil!
RépondreSupprimerGlad you enjoyed!
SupprimerNice report of History. I did not know it so thank you for this lesson of History
RépondreSupprimerWell, not a lesson, just an historical game...Thanks Kike!
SupprimerGreat looking game, lovely looking Turks and Austrians! Smashing bastion!
RépondreSupprimerBest Iain
Thank you kindly, much appreciated...
SupprimerFantastic report Phil with many beautifully painted miniatures !
RépondreSupprimerGreetings
Glad you like these minis Mario, thanks...
SupprimerLovely as always.
RépondreSupprimerThanks Norm!
SupprimerWhat a fantastic game my friend! You did it again!
RépondreSupprimerCheers Michal...
SupprimerEncore un tres bon cr qui fait voyager et rêver, merci.
RépondreSupprimerBelle définition de notre hobby, voyager et rêver...merci!
SupprimerGreat looking game and enjoyable battle report
RépondreSupprimerThat's very nice of you Neil...
SupprimerMarvellous looking game! Great report as always!
RépondreSupprimerTHank you kindly Simon...
SupprimerMagnifique compte-rendu avec de très belles photos. C'est un morceau d'histoire très intéressant. Bravo !
RépondreSupprimerMerci beaucoup, une période finalement peu connue mais tellement riche...
SupprimerLovely looking minis and the watchtower/bastion is also a very nice piece of terrain. I like the way how you tell about these battles, it's almost like a historical review.
RépondreSupprimerMuch appreciated my friend, much appreciated...
SupprimerThe game and specially stronghold look great!
RépondreSupprimerLove the stronghold too...
SupprimerBrilliant again, Phil!
RépondreSupprimerThank you again Johnathan!
SupprimerGreat looking game Phil - my commiserations on your defeat, but I am sure the Western allies will bounce back!
RépondreSupprimerWe learn more during a defeat than during a victory...
SupprimerI'm not sure if my last comment came through, but it is great to see your Ottomans in action again, even if they were on the other winning side.
RépondreSupprimerOttoman's troops are always impressive, agree with you Lawrence...
SupprimerVery nice game and post! Fun to read.
RépondreSupprimerNice of you Stew, thanks!
SupprimerNice report Phil ..... and sometimes I wonder if the "...heavy and violent charges..." are more psychological than physical in real life, sometimes anyway.
RépondreSupprimerNo desire to try! Cheers,
SupprimerЗамечательные работы, Филипп!
RépondreSupprimerОчень приятно, спасибо вам большое!
SupprimerAnother brilliant encounter Phil.
RépondreSupprimerIntense it was!
SupprimerAnother lovely looking game Phil...
RépondreSupprimerOne of my first wargames armies war the Ottoman Turks... I used to lose all the time... so it is nice to see the 15mm boot on the other foot...
All the best. Aly
One of the most spectacular armies, I admire their beauty so much that it's hard to win for me against them sometimes!
SupprimerGreat jobs, Homie, both the battle narrative and the animation.
RépondreSupprimerVery kind of you my friend!
SupprimerGreat looking game Phil
RépondreSupprimerGlad you enjoyed Mark...
SupprimerSuperb game, marvellous looking minis. At least the bastion has‘t been surrendered to the Bavarians. ;)
RépondreSupprimerRevenge soon, this was OUR bastion!
SupprimerGreat battle report
RépondreSupprimerCheers Mark...
SupprimerA fantastic report Phil!
RépondreSupprimerCheers Ray, thanks for visiting...
SupprimerA quand le siège de Vienne et ses croissants??;-) très beau compte rendu, plein de couleur et de vie!!
RépondreSupprimerOn en avait joué une partie...mais on a plutôt une campagne en ligne de mire avec 3 batailles consécutives...Merci!
SupprimerLovely troops and a stirring narrative, Phil. And from an uncommonly scene era as well!
RépondreSupprimerGreat Turkish War is not often played...unfortunatly!
SupprimerHow could I miss this post! Great topic and battle report :)
RépondreSupprimerThat's very kind of you Dominig!
SupprimerFabulous work again, Phil! Love the block house.
RépondreSupprimerCute, isn't it?
SupprimerExcellent, as always.
RépondreSupprimerThe turkish Grenadiers..weren´t they called naffatun?
Indeed! Thanks a lot Paul...
SupprimerMerci pour ce nouveau rapport de bataille, ça faisait un moment que je n'avais pu prendre le temps de zyeuter les blogs, ça fait du bien !
RépondreSupprimerMerci beaucoup, ça fait plaisir!
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