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1. BBQ
   Member

   Hello,
   I am brand new to this forum as well as to the Lasalle game system. Haven't received my book copy yet. I am however very exited to go and play this game because of all those positive comments I found on the Internet.
   As a fan of Napoleonic Wargaming I was always interested in the Russian campaign of 1812, and more specifically in the battle of Borodino. Even started a Blog in 2007 with this subject but stopped after a while (http://wargamingborodino1812.blogspot.com/2007/09/about-wargaming-borodino-1812.html.)

   On my old blog there is a rference to a Borodino scenario based on the Grande Armee rules http://www.sammustafa.com/Resources/Borodino.pdf
   Unfortunately this link is dead now. Is there any new link to this scenario and is it useful for playing the Lasalle game or does it fit better to the upcoming Bluecher game system? Couldn't find a Borodino scenario on the Wiki page.

   Kind regards,

   BBQ

   Posted 1 year ago #

2. Persil
   Member

   All of the old GA scenarios are now hosted on Mark Severin's Deep Fried Happy Mice site.

   http://www.deepfriedhappymice.com/html/gw_ga_scenarios.html

   Borodino is outside the scope of Lasalle, I think. It's probably too large for Blucher too.

   Posted 1 year ago #

3. BBQ
   Member

   Thanks! Been away from historical wargaming for a couple of years. Played WHF Battles with my son. Notice that I have to catch on again.
   Hope that with Lasalle (or/and with Bluecher) it will be possible to play parts of the Borodino battle ( like the fight for the Shevardino redoubt, the attacks on the Bagration Fleches, the assaults on the Great redoubt, Utitza etc.) Perhaps some of you Lasalle players do have some expierences with these scenarios and suggestions they want to share?
   Greetings,
   BBQ

   Posted 1 year ago #

4. vonGottschall
   Member

   @Persil, Borodino should NOT be out of the scale of Blucher. Blucher will have a telescoping scale per Sam. So I would imagine that at Borodino, you would have one stand equal 1,000 or 3,000 troops depending on what scale you are using.

   Posted 1 year ago #

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