武士に二言無し
Italy
Caravaggio
Europe + Earth + Via Lactea
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Hello to all fans of Fire & Fury!
Finally after many years of waiting I started to paint and create the first stands of this fine game with 10mm miniatures, but many questions crowd my mind ...
How many stands you built, for the Union army and how many for the Confederate, to play an average scenario?
Building stands for the bigger battles (Gettysburg, Antietam) requires an average of 300 CSA and 420 USA only for the infantry ...
(3 stands per week, 52 weeks, approximately 180 stands, 900/180 = 5 years of hard work!!! Note 900 is the total CSA + USA infantry, artillery, cavalry, leaders; Ok I can do it better and faster  )
How to organize the distinction of brigades (other then Flags)? Only with small details of the same colors and uniforms or do you know a more logical method?
And above all, having played only a few times (5) , Have the system F&F longevity ? The game worth the candle for you?
I have no problem for space,time and friends only with mountains of miniatures needed!!
Any advice is really welcome ... and if you come in Italy (Milan) you can count on me for gaming.
Bye
Filippo.
P.s.:Many Thanks to Alex Sorbello, Mike W and Kent Reuber for the answers in wargaming forum.
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Filippo Chiari wrote: How many stands you built, for the Union army and how many for the Confederate, to play an average scenario? Building stands for the bigger battles (Gettysburg, Antietam) requires an average of 300 CSA and 420 USA only for the infantry ... (3 stands per week, 52 weeks, approximately 180 stands, 900/180 = 5 years of hard work!!! Note 900 is the total CSA + USA infantry, artillery, cavalry, leaders; Ok I can do it better and faster )
Wow, apparently I have not played one of the "bigger battles". Most games I have been in have about 3-4 brigades per commander (4-6 players).
Filippo Chiari wrote:
How to organize the distinction of brigades (other then Flags)? Only with small details of the same colors and uniforms or do you know a more logical method?
Flags. But you could put a colored mark on the bases.
Filippo Chiari wrote:
And above all, having played only a few times (5) , Have the system F&F longevity ? The game worth the candle for you?
I would say yes. I have not played in a while and I do not know how many games of F&F I have played, as most plays were before I started logging my plays on here. But I would diffidently some more.
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