In WSS issue 84 I had an article "From rune stones to the plains of Italy - Ragnvald and the Battle of Cannae, 1018" telling about that Scandinavians didn’t only travel westwards. A great deal of voyages were made to the east. Naturally enough, it was mainly people from Sweden who were travelling in that direction. It was the eastern voyages and the influences of the countries there that gave the Swedish Viking Age its special colour and flavour. I thought I should post the pictures that wasn´t used in the article.
They are from when I and my matey Jonas (that also painted all the Normans for our Salute 2016 game - Foteviken 1134) had a couple of test runs of the scenarios included in the article that revolves around the Battle of Cannae, 1018. If you don´t have issue 84 you can order it here.
Stunning!! Congrats on another article.
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Great painting and great photo too!
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ReplyDeleteStunning, simply stunning!
ReplyDeleteGlorious scenes there Michael!
ReplyDeleteExcellent looking game!
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Really brilliant game!
ReplyDeleteGreat stuff Michael lovely report
ReplyDeleteStunning pictures
ReplyDeleteGreat pics...lovely table...beautifully painted figs. As always!
ReplyDeleteGreat looking models and terrain, and congratz to one more article.
ReplyDeleteGreat article Michael, very interesting stuff. The photos in the magazine turned out a bit dark so it's good to see these posted here!
ReplyDeletegreat pics. Wargames Soldier and Strategy is a fantastic magazine. I look forward to seeing more posts!
ReplyDeleteSome fabulous looking pics! Must have been a lot of fun.
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