Battle of Talavera, where Wellington’s ally deserted him en-masse and yet he managed to beat the French in turn!

Can you repeat his performance, will the Spanish stay, could you manage to turn the tide of history and win as the French.

talavera

Archduke Charles’s greatest triumph, did he beat Napoleon?

Your chance to pit the might of the Hapsburg Empire against that of the upstart Napoleon.

This is a fantastic battle of the Napoleonic Wars, a firm favourite here at the WHC.aspern

1814

Some of Napoleons greatest battles for the Napoleonic Wars.

A recent thaw in 1814 has turned the fields to quagmires, the terrain is now as deadly as the enemy in places.

The two battles are combined over the weekend.

Great Battles, full of action and diversity.

Waterloo

Here is the final opportunity to play out what is probably the most famous battle of the Napoleonic Wars, during it’s 200th anniversary year.

Will you take on the role as an Allied commander, or the French and look to write your own piece of history.

Over 10,000 figures with 420 square feet of sculpted terrain, here is the perfect opportunity to play out this famous day in history.

Using our own version of the “In the Grand Manner” rules, join us for the Battle of the Year.

Club bookings are welcome, as are individuals, you’ll all have something in common, so don’t be shy.

Give me a call.

Aspern

Battle of Aspern-Essling (21–22 May 1809), Napoleon attempted a forced crossing of the Danube near Vienna, but the French and their allies were driven back by the Austrians under Archduke Charles. The battle was the first time Napoleon had been personally defeated in over a decade. However, Archduke Charles failed to secure a decisive victory as Napoleon was able to successfully withdraw most of his forces.

Here is the chance for you to take on the role of the Austrian Generals and smash the French Army under the Monster of Europe.

Ransdorf

A chance to play one of our Mega Games, one big battle over four and a half days. This time around it will be one of our What if Battles with Ransdorf 1813.

This was a battle resulting from a week long campaign set in 1813 at the old Wargames Holiday Centre.

A number of reinforcing Corps converging on a battlefield south of Leipzig.

A truly monumental game tried and tested a number of times.