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His toys, his terrain and he wrote the rules. 😀😀😀😀😀😀

Rebel suffer carnage on Cemetery Hill 😮

I absolutely loved this programme, certainly informed my early wargaming years.

I dont know if any one has asked( quite probably I would think!) any chance of puting the last 2 in the series on UT? Battle of the Nile and Normandy WW2.

Great games and great times.

Pickett was a Major General NOT a Colonel:)

This is very awesome

Love how the Brits pronounce the town as "Getty's-berg" instead of just "Gettysburg"

Fantastic!

I loved this series as a young gamer

Wonderful to see two Bits wargaming the Battle of Gettysburg - July 1863. Personally, I would enjoy watching another video from them: Gettysburg analyzed as to how General Lee followed Napoleonic strategy and tactics and where it did not. I've heard that Pickett's Charge was in line with a Napoleonic tactic.

Respectfully, have to disagree. The South in the Spring of 1863 was doing wonderfully - having just won the Battle of Chancellorsville.

Love the bad comb over and childish passive agression by the Reb general. I bet he was very popular with the ladies.

Napoleon Total War before the internet.

This is quite satisfying 👍

Man, I feel so lucking to be living in an age where "history" programs involved pawn shops and ice road truckers. I'm SO DAMN lucky I missed out on awesome shit like this...#sarcasm

I wonder why it never made an olympic event? Great post thanks. Brilliant shots of the fantastic minis!

The play by play sounds like golf, without the clapping. The world needs this in 2021 for armies of hand painted miniatures

The Warhammer 40k variant of this is badass. Especially huge armies on big tables

Peter looks a lot like BBONE from Tabletop Tactics!

Those were the days when you needed a clipboard for all the rules pages and casualty/morale charts!! No wonder Fire & Fury rules were a huge success! Very inspiring terrain, though.

It was either watch this or the snooker from Sheffield!

A few decades later there would be Time Commanders that would use Total War pc games engine to do similar more polished version of this concept. Fun fact in the Callan film Woodward plays Gettysburg table game with his assassination target near end of film.

The amount of times I've watched this one would think I would have picked up the rules of the game. But I still have absolutely no clue. Still love this stuff tho.

“It’s not expensive” final words 😂

These guys are the most polite wargammers I have ever witnessed.

Peter Gilders....Master Artisan. The "high water" mark of figure making.

Minable et débile

The very first battle reports but really as a table top player historical table top gaming is starting to draw me in

Seriously, 115 Down votes? WTF? Why are those people even here to begin with? And just move on, your negativity is unnecessary.

"Colonel" Pickett. Heh.

This is great. I love the sound track. Nothing beats wargaming with lead cast figures.

The host is Edward Woodward. He played the title role in Breaker Morant, a great film based on true events that took place during the Boer War. As far as the war game above is concerned, I couldn't care less because die rolls will never equate to the horrors of actual combat.

“Came looking for shoes”? I wonder where these rumors start

Uh...Uh...Uh...I give up!!!

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Good fun at 6 feet distance, bring this back for the covid19 time.

He made 6 factual mistakes in the first several minutes...oh well.

just not accurate.

Didn't Meade arrive late at night? Or I suppose any time after midnight can be called morning.

"fancy" - I wish there were still something on TV that at least addressed history, as this does. Perhaps, instead of blanketing Lee with "failure" - how about talking about Ewell, and of course, Culps Hill.

Utterly bizarre. All features of the map are WAY out of scale. It would take 45 minutes, at least, to walk from the top of this map to the bottom. The Gettysburg battlefield is quite large and sprawling. This is imbecilic.

The best fun anyone can have with a clip board and a comb over....

This is possibly the best thing I've ever seen on the internet...

Gotta love how the British are so harsh and sarcastic to each other while being polite at the same time lol 😂. They say “ oh dear” when we would say “ DAMMIT!!”

Classy. Super classy.

Pickett was a general,not a colonel. Dumbass limey!

People actually took this seriously as a TV show?

Holy shit! It's The Equalizer!

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