Uploaded May 2025 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
Today on Little Wars TV, our Gallipoli wargame goes from operational map-based planning to miniature tabletop action! On the allied side, retired Lt. General Rhys Jones of New Zealand has crafted a new invasion plan to catch the Ottomans by surprise. The initial landings in Part 1 fared much better than 1915, putting the allied troops in excellent position the morning of April 25th. On the Ottoman side, can Armchair Historian Griffin Johnsen find a way to prevent total collapse?
Join us right now on Little Wars TV for the thrilling conclusion of Gallipoli, as we wargame the landings 110 years later and try to rewrite history. The tabletop rules seen in today's game are 1914 by Great Escape Games. The miniatures are 6mm scale Baccus figures, hand painted by members of our club. And the tabletops are all custom made by our game umpire, Josh. If you want to download our scenario notes and orders of battle, Josh has made everything available for free on our website.
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We want to thank our guest commanders, General Jones and Griffen Johnsen, for taking charge in this wargame event. They were fantastic players and very generous with their time. To learn more about the Gallipoli campaign, we strongly encourage you to check out the brilliantly animated videos on the @TheArmchairHistorian channel.
Today on Little Wars TV, our Gallipoli wargame goes from operational map-based planning to miniature tabletop action! On the allied side, retired Lt. General Rhys Jones of New Zealand has crafted a new invasion plan to catch the Ottomans by surprise. The initial landings in Part 1 fared much better than 1915, putting the allied troops in excellent position the morning of April 25th. On the Ottoman side, can Armchair Historian Griffin Johnsen find a way to prevent total collapse?
Join us right now on Little Wars TV for the thrilling conclusion of Gallipoli, as we wargame the landings 110 years later and try to rewrite history. The tabletop rules seen in today's game are 1914 by Great Escape Games. The miniatures are 6mm scale Baccus figures, hand painted by members of our club. And the tabletops are all custom made by our game umpire, Josh. If you want to download our scenario notes and orders of battle, Josh has made everything available for free on our website.
LittleWarsTV.com
We want to thank our guest commanders, General Jones and Griffen Johnsen, for taking charge in this wargame event. They were fantastic players and very generous with their time. To learn more about the Gallipoli campaign, we strongly encourage you to check out the brilliantly animated videos on the @TheArmchairHistorian channel.
