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What are you reading?
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What are you reading?
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Paul Healey's Groups
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Lock 'n Load
74 members
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All Things Against the O…
50 members
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Gaming Magazines: All of…
32 members
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Vae Victis (the game) an…
4 members
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7 Year's War Gamers
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This is the place to discuss Lock 'n Load tactical system.
My Dads 76 years old and he fell over last week whilst we were out for a walk I took him to the hospital and he got treated and it took two days. Thankyou NHS!
I remember getting ill in Spain in the 70's ruled by the "Superstar" Franco, no health s…
A place to discuss the games published by LPS in their ATO magazine, including Annuals and Campaign Studies.
Gaming magazines. From Historical Wagames to Sci-Fi to Miniatures to Role Playing to Computor games.
I have created with 3 friends a small game which is now a registered Facebook(Tm) application. It is inspired (with lot of simplifications) from my ULTIMUS ROMANORUM of Vae Victis (the magazine)
You are all welcome to test it !
Group dedicated to players and discussion on games covering the 7 Years' War.
I seem to have had a number of books on the go for some time:-
Barbarossa by Alan Clark,
JG Ballards SF?? novel - The drowned world.
Harold the king by Helen Hollick
I am looking forward to reading Beevors book on D-Day.
I have read Beevors book on the Spanish Civil war it is about the best thing on the subject I have read. Compassionate and having a certain sympathy with the Anarchists. It certainly explained how Franco and the Fascists were utterly ruthless and sl…
Silent Death is a space fighter combat game published by I.C.E. It is a fast easy to learn game that is a blast to play.
West End Games
All Things Victory Games - the SPI/AH hybrid of the mid to late 80s.
Dedicated to the old school game titles by SPI!
This is the place to discuss all thing Napoleonic
This is the place to discuss ASL and all things ASL
A forum for discussing how game designs allow the practice of maneuver warfare (or not) and how this makes for a more challenging and enjoyable game (or not).
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- At 1:08am on April 19, 2009,
John Bobek said… - Hi Paul, yes, the kids in the photos are the players. (Some are better than some of the adults I might add!). Some of my photos have the game's story posted with them. You can see the game sessions on Boardgamegeek.com if you look at The Games of War. Look undergames played and you can read the stories to get an idea how the various games work. I hope that helps!
- At 6:09pm on April 17, 2009,
John Bobek said…
- Hi Paul,
The figures aren't made any more but they do make 6mm inidividual figures mounted on stands. The rules are from my book, The Games of War: A Treasury of Rules for Battle with Toy Soldiers, Ships, and Planes. My book has 39 sets of rules and the one I used for this battle was La Gloire de Guerre on pages 78-81. While written for individual HO and 54mm figures, I used one stand as one figure (1 battalion). 6 figures make the average brigade.
- At 12:42pm on April 11, 2009,
Smitty said… - Paul:
Welcome to a great place. Glad to see two of my mates chimed in already!
Smitty
- At 5:37pm on April 10, 2009,
Jim Werbaneth said… - Welcome to the fun!
- At 3:11pm on April 10, 2009,
Matt Severns said… - Welcome!
Profile Information
- Your introduction to consim gaming:
- Face book wargames group
- Your favorite game(s):
- ASL
Conquistador
Squad leader
- What game(s) are you currently playing (solitaire, FTF, PBEM, etc.) or wish to play next?
- ASL
- What game(s) have you played recently?
- ASL
- In general, how much time do you spend gaming?
- An hour or two a month
- How big is your game collection?
- 70 games
- Your local game club(s) and/or where you reside (let's network!)
- None
- About Me
- I got into wargaming in the 70's with Airfix figures and a book by Charles Grant called The Wargame
- Personal Interests (favorite activities, movies, shows, books, music, etc.)
- Sci Fi books, Mountain bikes, reading, History, painting model soldiers, Alternative music, punk, some classical,walking & listening to podcasts
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Thanks my friend!
Here is the link to download the historical scenario, ENJOY!: http://www.warstormseries.es/OPNIWY/opniwy.zip
You have to be an absolute piece of crap, with no respect for history or decency, to pull off this crime:
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/europe/8423827.stm
My only joy is that the five semi-humans who committed the crime were caught, along with what t…
In general...I cannot find a damn opponent on a regular basis. I usually need to plan a month in advance to schedule any game...
Here's a really good reason why the NFL should be concerned about brain trauma.
http://www.post-gazette.com/pg/09291/1006418-66.stm
He's still listed as one of the outstanding graduates of my old school, Shady Side Academy, but he's not quite the…
No they're not, not Super Bowl winners. Some members of the defense need a major attitude adjustment too, especially about standards and excuses.
They are really a not very good team this year.
The Steelers used an onside kick today, and almost snatched defeat from the jaws of mediocrity too. It's a big reason why Roethlisberger could throw for 500 yards and still need the last play of the game to win, by one point.
Hold the line by Worthington games. A GREAT simple revolutionary war game, similar to Command and Colors, but uses Action Points instead of cards. You can move any unit you want with your points. (Similar to Conflict of heroes)
I'll be good and not ask my question again!
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The final episode of the "Flames of War" scenario played at NHMGS's "Enfilade 09" Convention
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