Chris has run a number of Kursk games over the last 30 years or so, and I think I've missed all of them. I've never had access to massed Soviet armour, unless it's the likes of the T-70 or T-26, facing up against PzIVs and Tigers.

This week's game was a disguised scenario based on Kursk. I was promised many T-34s. I got them, but on the other hand my opponents turned up...

I missed Tuesday's game this week as we had one of our daughters plus husband and grandchild to stay for Easter. As I said at the end of the blog a couple of weeks ago I had further thoughts on tidying up the WW1 game, so I updated the playsheet and gave Chrus K a call to see if he could come over and do another playtest today.

So on the warmest day of the year so far w...

Chris has upped the development rate and work on his city fighting with NQM project. We have had issues with finding troops in the buildings (well I did) and also some problems with overloading hexes with markers and then mixing them up between the two sides.

Since the last game Chris has been at his buildings with a fret saw and modified the different storeys of the mu...

A WD friend, John Bassett, came to stay so he could give a talk on nuclear disarmament to the Northamptonshire Battlefields Society. And play some games, or course.

As the WW1 game about the attack on Ronssoy in September 1918 was still set up in SHQ I thought it would be good to give it another go with someone new who also doesn't know NQM that well.

Newly returned from a two week holiday in India it was time for playtest #2 for the Great War scenario featuring the Northamptonshire Regiment's 6th (Service) Battalion. This covers 54 Brigade's attack on the village of Rossnoy in September 1918, spearheading the advance of 18 Div.