The Loose Association of Wargamers

grizzlymc wrote: ↑Fri Sep 06, 2019 4:34 am A dead German is a good German.

I resemble that remark- I prefer not to be good just yet!

grizzlymc wrote: ↑Fri Sep 06, 2019 1:16 am Did the byzantines make wide use of the He51?

Of course- it was a spectacular ground-attack aircraft. It didn't do so well in anti-submarine warfare, though. Wet wings just don't give as much lift!

Much too far North for me!

Well, I have a Messerspit, a He 51, a number of RPG characters for my current group, and an Italo-Norman or Siculo-Norman army on the table, with a Byzantine one in the wings.

I was looking at my lead/plastic/resin pile, and realised that I can add another army to the board, at a slightly further stage- a Siculo-Norman army, inspired by John Julius Norwich's "The Normans in Sicily". They are built using Shieldwall , adjusted using the Byzantium: Beyond the Golde...

Hi Mainly - great to see you here. Yes of course please join in. This thread and the Kanban is mainly to help people focus on our resurgent interest in Ancients, with many of us focusing on WAB compatibility as a ruleset - but that’s not compulsory ! Whether and when we actually get to play games w...

by popular demand here is the current state of the Kanban. Let me know if you are missing or need changes. Once on the kanban there is no mechanism to remove you. Sorry thats how it is. https://i.postimg.cc/nzp6YwLH/Capture.jpg Hi all! Some of you may remember me from various forums on the internet...