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TOAW IV conversion of an oldie, uploaded on request.

Der Deutsch-Franzosischer Krieg 1870

Date: August 2, 1870 to January 28, 1871

Map Scale: 2.5km per hex
Time Scale: Half week turns
Length: 52 turns
Unit Scale: Regimental and Battalion

:German player vs French PO:

Scenario by Joe Bowers
TOAW IV conversion by Silvanski

No modifcations were done except implementing the new bridge destruction and weather rules and setting the MRPB on 4 and the NAD on 100

Note that this one uses the stock equipment. file... The zipfile contains the sce, bmp and a pdf with a timeline of the campaign. All go in your Pre WW I folder

Thanks Silvanski.

The download in Rugged Defense for this scenario includes a readme.txt file with comments by the author. There's also a BMP for a ballon in 3D view.

Thank you

Thank! [&o]

Well, Marco...

It's your turn now to create a scenario of the Italian Unification War(s)... Giuseppe Mazzini and Giuseppe Garibaldi springs into mind, si?

Klink, Oberst

It would be beautifull ... unfortunately I am lacking both the ability with the editor and the competence in military history

Roma non fu fatta in un giorno

So, simply play around with the 19th century database and give it a try, si?

Klink, Oberst

Your italian is good! better than my german, for sure! Well I'll try... but I can not promise

There's always Auntie Google

Klink, Oberst

Guys,

I admit to being an idiot. I downloaded this but don't know what to unzip to where. Could somebody please give me a step-by-step walk-through on how to do this? Thanks.

Happy Holidays!

Never mind I figured it out...but I'm still an idiot.

BTW, the Deutschesbund should be the Norddeutchesbund. The former dissolved after 1866. The Prussian added Nord to remind the Austrians they weren't wanted.

A good and very entertaining lecture (not boring!) regarding the subject...

The Wars of German Unification, 1864-1871 - Professor Richard J Evans

https://vimeo.com/22227918

Klink, Oberst

Good lecture although the fight the Danes put up is always underestimated. See my two articles in https://www.amazon.com/Germany-War-volumes-Military-History/dp/1598849808/ref=sr_1_15?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1514141825&sr=1-15&keywords=Zabecki .