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Colonial Campaigns: Maximilian in Mexico Mexican-France War of 1867

Scenarios are as follows: 1- Puebla- May 5, 1862 - The basis for the Cinqo de Mayo holiday 2- Camerone- April 30, 1863 - Famous last stand of 49 Legionnaires vs. 2,000 Mexicans 3- San Lorenzo- May 8, 1863 - Dawn attack by the French 4- Matehuala- May 17, 1864 - Classic relief force scenario 5- Callejon de la Laja- March 2, 1865 - Mexicans ambush Austrians and Sudanese 6- Tacambaro- April 11, 1865 - First blood for the Belgian Legion 7- Major Dundee- April 19, 1865 - Can you get Charlton Heston back to the US? 8- Rifles for Juarez- December 4, 1865 - Smuggling rifles past the French 9- Santa Gertrudis- June 16, 1866 - Last fight of the Austrian Legion 10- Miahuatlan- October 3, 1866 - General Diaz makes his reputation

These scenarios are organized to be played using The Sword and the Flame, but can be easily adapted to any rule set.

Units are 8 infantry/6 cavalry, allowing for faster play, greater flexibility, and requiring less figures. .

All scenarios are playable on a 5x8' table..

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Uniform information. History of the period. How to scratch build structures.

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Categories: Expansion for Base-game Book Miniatures Wargame
Mechanics: Scenario / Mission / Campaign Game Simulation
BGG ratings: 3

Colonial Campaigns: Maximilian in Mexico 2004