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Very Good Condition Unpunched Copy. Some minor creasing to the game supplement insert.
Buena Vista is a simulation of the 23 February 1847 battle between Zachary Taylor's American Army
Buena Vista is a simulation of the 23 February 1847 battle between Zachary Taylor's American Army
Sales price £11.95
Description
Very Good Condition Unpunched Copy. Some minor creasing to the game supplement insert.
Buena Vista is a simulation of the 23 February 1847 battle between Zachary Taylor's American Army of Occupation and Santa Anna's Army of North Mexico. Santa Anna hoped to defeat Taylor's force before returning south to stop Winfield Scott's invasion of central Mexico. this game only covers the second day of the battle (the decisive period of this conflict).
The colorful map shows six types of terrain found around Buena Vista Hacienda as it existed in 1847.
124 counters, of which 16 are double-sized, one 22"x34" mapsheet, 7 pages of rules. This game is of low complexity and can be played by two people in about 3 hours.
Game scale:
hex scale = 100 yards per hex side to side
time = one hour per game turn
strength = infantry & cavalry units of between 50 and 350 men each, double sized Mexican brigades representing 1,000-1,250 men. Artillery units at 2-6 cannon.
Buena Vista is a simulation of the 23 February 1847 battle between Zachary Taylor's American Army of Occupation and Santa Anna's Army of North Mexico. Santa Anna hoped to defeat Taylor's force before returning south to stop Winfield Scott's invasion of central Mexico. this game only covers the second day of the battle (the decisive period of this conflict).
The colorful map shows six types of terrain found around Buena Vista Hacienda as it existed in 1847.
124 counters, of which 16 are double-sized, one 22"x34" mapsheet, 7 pages of rules. This game is of low complexity and can be played by two people in about 3 hours.
Game scale:
hex scale = 100 yards per hex side to side
time = one hour per game turn
strength = infantry & cavalry units of between 50 and 350 men each, double sized Mexican brigades representing 1,000-1,250 men. Artillery units at 2-6 cannon.
Issue Number
40
Magazine issue number.