The Loose Association of Wargamers

Essex Boy wrote: ↑Fri Sep 22, 2017 7:12 pm

garyp wrote: ↑Fri Sep 22, 2017 3:34 pm Jeremy, the 'hall' is my games room at home! Will pm the address

I can't find your address Gary.

Iain

It's as if you paint a target on your back Mr Burt.

That is awesome. I am going to have a long think about scaling that up for 54mm now that you have inspired me with this.

Aren’t all rules for a period and scale of play, essentially the same, just with minor tweaks? I always find similarities and that outcomes, etc for one hold true to another Ultimately Jeremy "YES",certainly that has become my standpoint as I got older. It helps not being a "gamer&qu...

Excellent video. Hmmm, 57,000 28mm Emus at 90p each, really?

We need a "drop the mic" emoticon.

I hate "wargames rules", I hate the football hooligan type attitude of some "wargamers" to different sets of rules, "my set is better than your set, you are a worse human being for using that set yadda yadda yadda". We have all witnessed or experienced examples of that ...

"If we do have a problem it is partly with depth – a six foot wide table is a compromise so that people can reach the middle – which means that most of our armies form up only one, or occasionally two ranks deep, whereas frequently there were at least two ranks of units plus reserves further be...

If I can render a serious reply, I do think that the last 18th century Ayton game, (which I confess I did not take part in.) well the Sunday event at least, was just too massive, with lines of opposing troops on both sides of the table. For me this would have prohibited any exciting flanking action ...

Absolutely wonderful. Fabulous terrain and superb looking figures, and a great narrative game. Bravissimo sirrah.

Fabulous. As always full of colour and character, just as I am full of envy. Super looking battle which looks like great fun.