Massive 6mm Gettysburg War-Game
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 26 ส.ค. 2024
- Video after-action report of our Gettysburg 150th anniversary war game! The entire battle was played in 6mm scale, on a custom 8'x5' tabletop, using the new "Altar of Freedom" grand tactical rules. 6mmACW.com. For more incredible wargame videos like this one, be sure to visit our wargaming channel Little Wars TV, or our website at LittleWarsTV.com
For those who have enjoyed this video over the years, my wargaming club started a channel with the best historical wargaming videos out there. They are much more highly produced than this one, which we used as inspiration. Stop by at Little Wars TV, or www.LittleWarsTV.com!
Yes. Good channel too 😁
Truly amazing battle report. This is possibly the best I've ever seen. The camera work, sound quality, narrative, graphics, and insights are all top notch. Well done. I hope to see many more of these in the future.
I really love the format of this batrep. The narrative, the interviews with the commanders, the overviews, more people should adopt this.
Nicely done. It was terrific to be "let in" on what each side was thinking and how they tried to adjust. Good stuff!
This is the coolest thing I've ever seen
My word... You are all so babyfaced! This pre- little wars content just randomly showed up in my feed :p priceless!
Thanks for posting the vid. Great re-enactment of the battle and the commentary was excellent!
Loved this. A real insight into why battles evolve the way they do.
This was a fantastic exercise. Loved the game board, the pieces, the game play and the different outcome. Fun to watch, and makes me want to join on in :) Please do more in the near future.
Definitely a wargaming AAR worth watching. Really enjoyed it !
Really excellent video - thanks so much for uploading. The commentary, and insight into what the players were thinking, was excellent. I really enjoyed finding out what the rival commanders were planning as regards the battle.
I bought "Altar of Freedom" a week back, and haev really enjoyed reading it. Looking forward to presenting a game at my local club using my Irregular 2mm ACW figures. The video you've uploaded will really help, enabling me to point my club mates in this direction for more information. Thanks again!!
Excellent battle report, loved the general's input and their after action discussion.
Awesome report, terrain and after battle discussion. More please :D
Excellent game and superb miniatures & terrain. Terrain has to be good at this scale and this is spot on. Very inspiring.
VERY nicely done and the command commentary was thoughtful and engaging. Hope you can get the same guys together at some point and do another one. Chickamauga? Shiloh?
I wish my friends can have interest in this like I do :(
Leonardo Mendez if I was your friend I would play with you
Me too.
Leonardo Mendez I would play with you bro
Leonardo Mendez same man same
Just force it.
Brilliant vid. One of the best I've seen. Don't know why I haven't seen it before now but I am glad You Tube finally sent it my way.
That was very enjoyable to watch, listening to the commanders as well was something totally different...Ian
Excellent report. I think this approach (neutral commentary over general pictures plus the graphics showing the progression of the battle and the plans, coupled with brief interviews of the commanders) ought to be the template for the replay sections of your littlewars tv videos. Can't recommend the overview graphics enough to producing a comprehensible story of the battle.
Well done.
Cheers
Andrew
Hey, I knew some of those guys, back when they were just ordinary folks! Great video guys! I just ran across it and really enjoyed it.
I'm glad the narrator pronounced "Gettysburg" the proper way, and I dunno why :P
Superb video and I enjoyed the stylish dice throwing trays and terrain. I would prefer thinner figure bases. Thanks for posting !
I'm interested in playing this now. Awesome video gentleman!
Best AAR I've seen to date.
I wish we could have this good of a production with 28mm Black Powder Napoleonic!
this was a intense game
I hope you’ve played Ultimate General Civil War it’s a great computer version of these battles.
Gentleman......well played.
would love to see more guys
I disagree on the ref's "calling it" too soon. Both sides looked spent, and when two sides are spent in a protracted fight, the one that can stick it out just a little bit longer, wins.
Shoulda continued this until one actually broke.
That's not how the battles of the period tended to pan out. A spent army is an army full of tired soldiers with low ammunition. Pushing them on would be skirting catastrophe. It's why the Battle of Gettysburg concluded when it did. The ref made the right call in keeping with the attitude of the war up to this date in time.
Great job on the terrain. Awesome!Saw some of your terrain making vids and not only like the war board already at first sight, but I now have a deeper appreciation of your terrain making trials, tribulations, skills, and accomplishments. Thanks!
1:28 dude in the middle nice Moto shirt 😉
Great terrain - thank you
Excellent video. Well done!
That was really entertaining and well produced. Shame you guys didn't make a series out of this.
+Broseph Stalin Thanks! We are actually talking about making a more elaborate series of out of this. I really like watching good wargaming videos online but there are tragically few of them for some reason.
TheFirstFlip Well if you guys decide to go ahead with it I will surely check the series out.
You probably know about Little Wars TV by now, but that’s their new channel, in case you don’t! Loads of great historical wargaming content like this.
Like it a lot,would be better if you did more like this one :)
Very cool. Loved the video as I never saw a game played before. Only interested in Civil War. What are your thoughts on 3mm figures. I need to conserve room. Would love to make a coffee table version.
Great video and game.
I bought the rules....looks like fun...
This is so cool! Is there a difference between these kinds of war games, with terrain, painted soldiers and such, and board wargames that use plastic pieces, or cardboard counters?
Thanks! Everything you listed is a type of "wargame," but there are differences in how those games are each played. We have another channel dedicated to wargaming, and one of the videos talks about this question: th-cam.com/video/eHgLWPjQ_M0/w-d-xo.html
these guys are awesome
you guys are awesome
Awesome report guys saving for 6mm acw myself, just one question though where did you get your gaming mats?
I've never wargamed Gettysburg, it does look like an interesting one. Looks like I'll have to put my 15mm figures aside and start painting some 6mm ones. Good video guys and thanks for heightening the profile. How did you find the rules?
This is Awesome!
Pretty cool...
How much would you say the armies cost. Ive been wanting to get into war gaming for some time and 6mm seems like a cheaper way to go.
This is a hard war!
You guys look just like the guys from little wars tv
can you tell me the army composition
Fantastic,... BUT WHERE CAN I FIND THESE MINI-FIGURES?!?
+Brett Berger good luck getting a response. Been wating a month for one.
+Brett Berger The figures are 6mm Baccus. Info about the minis, the terrain, and how the game is played are at the link in the video description! www.6mmACW.com
+TheFirstFlip Thank you so much, and I really liked the Video. It would be interesting to see more.....
What Minifigures are you guys using, Im looking to buy some and also wondering where I could buy them.
They are Baccus 6mm, which are sold online by the manufacturer in the UK. Great miniatures!
Brilliant
where can I find these miniatures?
+Daslaer Baccus 6mm!
+TheFirstFlip thank you, been looking at the altar of freedom site for the rules. Hope to get me some figures and rules and do some fighting some day
This is great, but I don't think you should have called it on July 2.
i wish mh friends would play something like this its soooooooooooooooo goooooooooooood😊😊😊😊
Hello, I do a vlog called Jon's D&D Vlog. In it we discuss Dungeons & Dragons. Recently I've been going over some of the history of the game. The creators of D&D, Gary Gygax and Dave Arneson, were both very much into wargaming. Wargaming is where D&D came from. Before D&D, Gary Gygax and another man, Jeff Perrin wrote the rules for a wargame called Chainmail. To help illustrate how the game is played, I refer to your video above and I also show some of it. I hope you don't mind, but, your video is a good example of wargaming and most people who play D&D really have no idea what actual wargaming looks like. I give you full credit. I show the name of this page and I also show the URL where people can come and look at it if they so choose. I believe I am obeying all of the rules of "Fair Use." If you object, I guess I can change the video. I have not monetized my vlog and I have no plans to do so. I'm not making money from this. I'm just trying to educate people on the game. The title of my video where I use your footage is called "Jon's D&D Vlog - Chainmail - Part 1". I also plan to use some of it in another video that will be called "Jon's D&D Vlog - Chainmail - Part 2". Anyway, I hope you don't mind. Thank you.
I'd put out a Godzilla action figure out, Moral of this..... Godzilla always wins.
plus I'm the 300th like SPARTANS!!!
wot manufacture r theses figures from?
Robert Shand baccus
What rules?
Altar of Freedom
It's brilliant!
Not gonna lie you guys need total war empire in your life
nice game:)
I am related to Lee
omggggggg
i like games like this....but this seems rather large and thus boring. Id stick to Bolt Action :D
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