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Lucid Gaming: 21 July - 20 July Napoleonic Game vs The Uncle
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Across the Dead Earth. Dr Who Miniatures Game. Tuesday, 21 July 2015. 21 July - 20 July Napoleonic Game vs The Uncle. As I stated I was playing a Russian force against a French force fielded by The Uncle with some German and Belgium allies. The game played well and by the end of the first turn I had the movement rules sorted and picked up the combat and morale rules within a couple of rolls. Shooting works on a D20 system with melee using a D6. Labels: A.A.R. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).
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Kevs wargames Cabin: Time off.
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Paint Table, Current 2016. Ebay Sales 2016 Nothing listed. Tuesday, 19 May 2015. I am awaiting to see a hand surgeon as I have some major issues with my hands. I am struggling to do pretty much anything at the moment. All commission work is on hold as I try to sort this problem out. This hobby is my job as well as my passion and I can honestly say that it is driving me nuts. I am completely Bored and really gutted with this and trying to get some medical advice just seems to be taking forever. Plus the M...
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Blenheim to Berlin: 28MM MUSKETS AND TOMAHAWKS: RAID ON LAKE CHAMPLAIN
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My life in Wargaming the period from 1704 to 1945. Sunday, April 19, 2015. 28MM MUSKETS AND TOMAHAWKS: RAID ON LAKE CHAMPLAIN. A few weeks ago I staged a multi-player AWI Muskets and Tomahawks game at Hugh Wilson’s. Colin Jack, Dave O’Brien and myself provided the figures, Hugh Wilson provided the terrain and I provided the scenario, Vauban fort and the ship. View from the lake. The scenario was a British/Loyalist raid on some American settlements on the shore of Lake Champlain. Sunday, 19 April, 2015.
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Blenheim to Berlin: 28MM BLACK POWDER: ACTION AT FRISCHERMONT 1815
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My life in Wargaming the period from 1704 to 1945. Wednesday, February 25, 2015. 28MM BLACK POWDER: ACTION AT FRISCHERMONT 1815. Over the past few weeks I setup a fictional game in my garage vaguely based on the action at Plancenoit in 1815 but I moved the action north to the area of Frischermont. I used a 10ft by 6ft layout on my table. I have played it twice as the French player - first against Scott Duncan and secondly against Dave Paterson and Kevin Bowman. Here are the Player Briefings and OBs.
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Blenheim to Berlin: 28MM HAIL CAESAR: MORLAIX 30TH SEPT 1342
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My life in Wargaming the period from 1704 to 1945. Friday, May 1, 2015. 28MM HAIL CAESAR: MORLAIX 30TH SEPT 1342. On Thursday I went to Hugh Wilson’s for a 28mm Hail Caesar Hundred Years War game. Dave O’Brien produced the scenario including troop ratings for the Battle of Morlaix on 30 September 1342. Hugh provided the terrain and Dave most of the troops with the remainder coming from the collection of Donald Adamson. The French attacked with 2 of their divisions leaving the knights in reserve of table.
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Blenheim to Berlin: 28mm WAR OF THE ROSES: KINGMAKER HUGE GAME
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My life in Wargaming the period from 1704 to 1945. Friday, March 20, 2015. 28mm WAR OF THE ROSES: KINGMAKER HUGE GAME. I was away at the weekend at Kirriemuir in Angus for a 28mm War of the Roses event. Over the 2 days 14 gamers attended. The concept which was based on the classic game Kingmaker was developed by Steve Rimmer who also supplied the figures and the bulk of the terrain. The figures were all beautifully painted by James Roach. Forces engaging around Chester - in distance the northern table.
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Blenheim to Berlin: NAPOLEONIC WARGAMING
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My life in Wargaming the period from 1704 to 1945. The Napoleonic era has always seemed to me to be the classic wargaming period. Britain was at war with revolutionary France and then the French Empire from 1793 to 1814 with a short intermission in 1802 of a year due to the Peace of Amiens. Then there was the encore of the 100 days campaign in 1815 including Waterloo. Who has not at least heard of the Battle of Waterloo? Eagle of the 45th captured at Waterloo by the Scots Greys. Kutuzov's conference at F...
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Blenheim to Berlin: NAP SCENARIO: 1st POLOTSK 18th AUGUST 1812
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My life in Wargaming the period from 1704 to 1945. NAP SCENARIO: 1st POLOTSK 18th AUGUST 1812. This was a refight of the 1st Battle of Polotsk 16-18 August, 1812 played using Black Powder Rules. The game was fought across a 14ft by 5ft table. This and the deployment allowed the game to be played easily by 8 players. Troop Ratings and Rule Changes. In addition I reduced to 2 the shooting dice of the Russian line infantry and did not allow their skirmishers the 1 factor for skirmishers shooting. Link to Fl...
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Harper's Weekly: Quick Reference Sheet
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5 June 2013 at 14:22. Great Scaled now for 1/150. How is the map going? 5 June 2013 at 21:50. Cheers Russell. The final version of the map is almost ready I believe. I have seen the draft versions they look really good.Hopefully you will see it sone. 5 June 2013 at 22:57. Paul Goldstone and I had out second Fire and Fury walk through tonight using the new QRS. John Hutton observed. Paul and I had our first on Sunday using the book version QRS. Game cracks on. Units do hang on. Happy with the rules.
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southern strategists: Lion Rampant
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Sunday, 5 July 2015. Last weeks game was a Medieval game using the Lion Rampant rules. The game involved two forces controlled by three players per side. The main commander of each side was attempting to find favour with the King by capturing the three criminals that had escaped from the dungeons of the castle dressed as monks. The fugitives were known to be hiding out amongst the buildings of the local village. 3 monks to be found. Side with the most monks at the end wins. Knights searching a house.
