Incredible Isandlwana Wargame

This week on Little Wars TV, we'll march alongside the doomed British invasion of Zululand in 1879. Steve has some surprises in store for this special episode as he discusses the context of the greatest British military defeat in their colonial era. Then, four players re-fight this incredible battle on a custom tabletop, with thousands of hand-painted 6mm Zulus. Can our British players hold out longer than their historical counter-parts by adopting a different defensive game-plan?

All of the miniatures in this game are made by Baccus 6mm. Baccus is an official sponsor of Little Wars TV and one of our absolute favorite miniature manufacturers. We encourage you to check out their colonial range, as well as the many other historical periods they cover: http://www.baccus6mm.com

The rules used for the game are a modified version of Osprey Publishing's "The Men Who Would Be Kings." You can learn more here: https://ospreypublishing.com/the-men-...

If you want to see exactly how we modified these skirmish-level rules for a mass battle, those tweaks as well as the complete scenario can be downloaded 100% free on our site: http://www.LittleWarsTV.com

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