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  • in reply to: 6mm WW2 Suggestions #141943
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    If anyone has both GHQ and Baccus tanks could you post a picture to show how they compare in size. Thanks !

    in reply to: What rules do you use? #139688
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    You seem to be all set – but with your troops based like that at some point in the future I would give Pickett’s Charge a try. Great game.

    in reply to: Whats you favorite “Unpopular” Rule Set? #139572
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    Johnny Reb 2 – for the crazy cross board charges !

    in reply to: Peninsular reinforcements on the way #139102
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    Peninsular project using 6mm figures for General d’Armee rules using 15mm basing but with 72 figures per battalion. Call it 1:10-ish.

    What you see is 7 French Legere battalions and most of Leval’s German Division:

    2 Dutch

    2 Baden

    1 Hesse-Damstadt

    2 Nassau to come but I ran out of steel bases

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    Plus 2 Spanish Grenadier battalions

    Lots more pics in due course

     

    in reply to: Foundry and Coat D’arms paints query #138899
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    I recently “discovered” Howard’s Hues” which I like very much. Some very nice natural looking colours (especially for horses)

    in reply to: Favorite Figure Manufacturers #33265
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    Empress miniatures. Love everything they do especially the ECW range.

    in reply to: LSF at SELWG 2015 #32697
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    Thanks 🙂

    in reply to: So What's On the Table? #32417
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    Hood’s Texas brigade – Blue Moon figures.

    in reply to: Is Wargaming Dying in the US? #32398
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    Paintpig that’s a good point. Are we just seeing the GW generation preferring to play skirmish games rather than big tabletop battles since it is more closely linked to the 40k experience? And I can’t really think of any Ancients skirmish games – they tend to be Horse and Musket or later.

    in reply to: How dirty do you like your figures? #32396
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    Mike, if you are building a revolutionary army you may be interested in our Neerwinden game and house rules – although I suspect the troops won’t be dirty enough for you 🙂

    Neerwinden

    It was a very good game.

    in reply to: Is Wargaming Dying in the US? #32321
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    #unleashchiangkaishek!

    Hi Mike / Nick

    I am really confused about your behaviour. What part of Otto’s post did you find brought to mind a Chinese dictator.

    in reply to: How dirty do you like your figures? #32264
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    I’ll repeat a simple, uncomplicated statement of opinion: opera bouffe isn’t wargaming. Forums are, among other things, venues for opinion and dissent. If you’re troubled by what you are only able to perceive as a caustic response you might want to Google the word “solipsism”.

    You might want to Google the words “politeness” and “manners”. Learning how to have an opinion and to express it without being rude to other forum members is all part of growing up, and looking up these words will be an important step on that journey. Good luck.

    in reply to: Panzergrenadier… #11924
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    Deluxe is definitely a different beast from the previous versions. It is much more based around the control of units and the mechanism used makes the various nationalities play differently. It’s clever – and worth a go.  The rulebook itself  is also produced to a much higher standard than previously.

    in reply to: Which rules? #7809
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    General de Brigade gives a good game and the forum provides excellent support. I don’t agree it is especially complex although perhaps that is because I play quite regularly. At the other end of the scale Sharpe Practice is fun too.

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