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When I agreed to run this week's game I hadn't realised it was going to be hotter than the Punjab back in Jolly Old Brixworth. Phew wot a scorcher, as the saying goes. So I pinned up some sun curtains in SHQ, opened the windows and doors first thing and put the tower fan in for extra cooling during the game.
Since the last Aliwal playtest a week or two ago I've painted ...
As discussed on previous blogs we've been running a September 1918 Great War scenario featuring the 6th Northants using Chris Kemp's "Not Quite Mechanised". I have used a fair few "Scenario Rules" to make the game run as desired in a show/participation set up and to allow me to demonstrate the particular nuances of late 1918 Western Front Combat. These amendments may have a w...
Time for another Quarterly Wargames Day. Richard of ShedWest is a big Marlborough buff , so a good chance to try out the latest iteration of "From Pike to Bayonet". I reckoned we could do a large refight We've refought Blenheim and Ramillies before, so I was going to do Oudenarde. However, it's more awkward to sort out, so Ramillies is what I settled on.
Phil has a thing about renaissance Italy (it's the art, really, at the heart of it) and he has some very nice renaissance Italian DBA armies, assembled in his pre-stroke days. We were supposed to be doing 28mm DBA in his wargames room this week, but he'd found his boxes of Free Company, Sicilians and Condotta whilst tidying up and decided that some of our number need practice...
Barely time to breathe after MK Campaign last weekend and we're off to Newark for Partizan. The team for the day was me, Chris, Steve and Jason. Chris A stopped by as well and minded the stand periodically.