The Loose Association of Wargamers

I love the fact that the horseman has blown it and the message is just out of reach.

That is shit mate. Best wishes from me.

Breakfast: Bacon, egg, pork sausage (not Cumberland or Lincolnshire), black pudding, haggis, mushrooms, grilled tomato, two slices dry wholemeal bread. Dinner: Pork pie (NOT Melton Mowbray) and mushy peas with HP sauce. Tea: Meat pies or terrine (beef, pork, lamb, venison, rabbit, hare, duck. goose,...

Sound like a good time was had by all.
Well done Sir !

My suggestion would be a game based around whatever toys you have available. 18c, 19c, WW1, WW2, whatever. 1) Make it visually appealing 2) Give them an interesting briefing explaining who they are and what troops they command. 3) Don't tell them the rules (let them understand they are novices). 4)R...

Built and outside painted.....now on to the interior. ...and yes that is a 28mm figure at the base of the tower! https://i.postimg.cc/155CMGvb/tower1.jpg Funnily enough I realised quite recently that height of buildings adds significantly to the visual appeal of a game (even in my 6mm). I now have ...

I may be there. Day trip only.
But not driving so can get pissed on the day !

IV/64e Régiment d'Artillerie https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/pw/AP1GczOfBXjJDnC-hMZmJ4fvDrdZfSNabn0gtPpESBhGXicYabwkyblW4fQuA-E5LDfali_eCi0aCT1MKMaZDDefN755pg89Vg0c9PwhWFMG9zHrzH58loEBjI2bq_NDCy57PHUepP8mmER10XZpqRBhhYql=w1339-h1004-s-no?authuser=0 https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/pw/AP1GczMI4Zj0...

Sadly not. Pre-war isn't really my think.

I haven't researched the C15TA in detail, but they didn't arrive at the front until late 44 (2 years after the half-tracks). You may be correct that they went to the Canadians and other non UK formations. My final thought on half-tracks. The Kégresse track was seriously old technology by 1944, there...