During my April visit to England, I presented a skirmish game to the Dennis kids. They took to it rather well, and we played several sessions on successive nights... as I remember, the scenario hadn't been completed at the time I left, and I recall the little ones pestering Peter to let them fight it out to a finish. Evidently, they did finish, and Peter sent in two write-ups, one by each of the young lads, which I thought were good enough to publish. Peter is a professional artist, and I think you'll agree the kids ain't bad, either. I forget the details of the Franco-Prussian War scenario, which concerned a Prussian attack on a French farm, but there was something about a Prussian spy named Raoul Pissaro manning the French mitrailleuse. Raoul got his, let me tell you. On the other side, the French, there was a man named Albert Udet, a Franco-coward so to speak, who could be made to run away at the whim of the Prussians. Needless to say, Albert was despised by both sides. Back to PW Review August 1990 Table of Contents Back to PW Review List of Issues Back to MagWeb Master Magazine List © Copyright 1990 Wally Simon This article appears in MagWeb (Magazine Web) on the Internet World Wide Web. Other articles from military history and related magazines are available at http://www.magweb.com