Folks, Just to let all our members and subscribers know that it’s time for the clubs AGM. As usual it’ll be held at the Oldmeldrum branch of the Royal British Legion on Tuesday 18th February, 2020. Topics of discussion will include the selection of the Committee Members (Chairman, Treasurer and Secretary) for the coming […]
Folks, Just to let all our members and subscribers know that it’s time for the clubs AGM. As usual it’ll be held at the Oldmeldrum branch of the Royal British Legion on Tuesday 8th January, 2019. Topics of discussion will include the selection of the Committee Members (Chairman, Treasurer and Secretary) for the coming […]
Folks, February saw the club mainly playing thru two new rulesets (or new to the club anyway) Chain of Command by “Too Fat Lardies” Beneath the Lily Banners by “League of Augsburg” Both are proving popular with the players and are likely to become regular choices for the periods / scales they cover. Stuart has […]
Folks, Just to let all our members and subscribers know that it’s time for the clubs AGM. As usual it’ll be held at the Oldmeldrum branch of the Royal British Legion on Tuesday 30th January, 2018. Topics of discussion will include the selection of the Committee Members (Chairman, Treasurer and Secretary) for the coming […]
words & pictures by Stuart. I had a look on the excellent Honours of War Forum and came across the Pfaffenhofen scenario. This battle involved the Austrians trying to either capture or drive the Franco-allied army from the field. Not so much a fire fight as a chase! An interesting fight, with plenty […]
words & photos by Stuart. Ruleset used: Stuart’s own set based on “Ancient and Medieval Warfare” by Neil Thomas. Battle Of Magnesia We like to try to stick to a single set of rules for a few weeks at the club. This lets everyone get use to the rules and the period and get into it, […]
words and pictures: Alistair For Tuesday’s Honours of War scrap, Stuart devised a scenario that was a rearguard action in Emsdorf, 14th July, 1760. It was played on a 6′ x 4′ table, where the front was the narrow side and play ran along the longer one. Assembling his troops, the Prince of Brunswick […]
words & pics by Stuart HOW are proving an excellent set of rules. Last night we played this scenario from the HOW forum as I hadn’t had a chance to put together something of my own. You can find it here HOW Forum We used my Russians as the Pragmatic army and a mix of […]
Photos by Mike Just a little bit of eye-candy from a Sunday game from a few weeks ago that some of the guys set-up using the General de Brigade rules. Fictional scenario – French rearguard action at Quatre Bras – 19th June 1815. Alistair and John were French, Tim and Myself were the allies. Bit of […]
Folks, As you may have already seen there have been several new scenarios added to the club website over the last few weeks. Being stuck in Paris with little more to do than eating bread and cheese and quaffing wine, Ross has been busy putting together new scenarios for the members and other visitors to […]
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