The Peninsular War is a favourite of many Napoleonic wargamers, particularly in the UK. This protracted and often brutal campaign featured set-piece battles, sieges, skirmishes and raids that make for challenging and exciting table-top games, at a range of scales.
Links to the reports of these games (which appear elsewhere on this blog) are given below
14th July 1808
Battle of Medina del Rio Seco
19th July 1808
Battle of Bailén: Two versions: GdD and Shako ANF
21st August 1810
Battle of Vimeiro: two versions, using Zimmermann rules and Shako-ANF
16th January 1809
Battle of Coruña
28th March 1809
Battle of Medellin
18th October 1809
Battle of Tamames, version 1 and version 2
24th July 1810
Battle of River Coá, using Grand Battery and Shako II
3rd–5th May 1811
Battle of Fuentes de Oñoro, version 1 and version 2
16th May 1811
Battle of Albuera, version 1 and version 2
The Avon Napoleonic Fellowship (ANF), a small wargames group located in the Avon Valley, about 100 km ENE of Perth Western Australia. The focus of our group, as our name implies, is historical figure-based games in the Napoleonic period, but we do play wargames in other historical periods.
Contents
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- The Peninsular War 1807–14
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- Figures
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- Evaluating Rules
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