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More photos of games in progress, thanks to Tim Myall and John Davis for their efforts.

1946

I don't have any more details for this game at the moment, if any of the participants would like to help with a write-up, I'm happy to add it.

1946, details unknown

1946, details unknown

1946, details unknown

1946, details unknown

1946, details unknown

Tim Myall (IV/79 Later Swiss) vs Peter Hockaday (IV/13 Medieval German)

DBM version 3.1 at 400 AP, 26th April 2009

Both armies from 1479 AD or so.

The situation at the start of the game with the armies deployed, Tim's army being nearest the camera. The arrow bottom right indicates a strong wind blowing towards the Germans.

Initial deployment

The same situation from the south of the battlefield.

Initial deployment, from the south

A close up of Peter's beautifully painted Militia and Mercenaries.

Close-up of Peter's army

2 turns in, battle about to be joined looking north along the battle.

2 turns in

The same but from Tim's side of the table.

2 turns in, from Tim's side

Turn 3 combat starts looking along the table.

Turn 3 combat starts

A close up of combat joined on Tim's right flank.

Combat joined

Battle joined in the centre as Tim's Swiss pike on the left contact Peter's pike on the right.

Battle joined between pikes

The same but slightly closer.

Battle joined between pikes - closer

Battle is joined all along the the line as the Swiss pike on the left contact the main German battle line.

Battle joined all along the line

A close up of the above.

Battle joined all along the line - close-up

The battle rages on.

The battle rages on

Close up of the Swiss trying to break through the German centre before the Germans can cave in the Swiss flanks.

The Swiss try to break through the German centre

Next turn as the pressure builds on the German centre.

Pressure builds on the German centre

Same as above but from behind the German centre.

Pressure builds on the German centre - from behind the Germans

Close up from behind the German centre as it collapses to defeat. German army broken.

German army broken