The Loose Association of Wargamers

They've never really taken off but have you seen the top down 2D counter board games, which basically look like a birds eye view of a miniatures game? The one popular exception is Heroes of Normandy. I pretty much like anything. I've seen some stunning 6mm games but for me personally I don't really ...

battleeditor wrote: ↑Fri Sep 29, 2017 7:26 pm Hammerhead has *only* participation games. It’s brilliant.

Too poor to make it this year but I'll be there in 2018.

I'm looking forward to Fiasco at Leeds at the end of the month as its the first show I will have gotten to since Vappa in Feb and I'll have a few spends too. They've just released a huge list of display games, most of which get rolled out at several shows a year, doing a circuit almost and it sadden...

And a Parkinson behind the Lewis gun.

Mikhael K.s continued success relied on one thing: he was always content to toe the party line and never got touchy when his contribution was minimized.
So - unlike many of his contemporaries - he stayed the course.
(Well done, that man.)

this is why I still have a job, not a bad plan!

The Artizan ones were £7 for three. In reality I'd have to make do with around 20 or so.

Two bazooka men with loaders, 28mm Crusader Miniatures US GI's. Building up my GI squads, need a sniper an MMG team and maybe a mortar. Hoping to be able to do a Saving Private Ryan scenario at some point.

To answer my own question Irregular do 28mm ostriches, which could double as emus at 90p a bird.

This is begging to be wargamed!

Who does emuses?


https://youtu.be/loZyBEfwpJI

Lovely, who makes the AMX's? More pics of your bush please!