10 Desert Island Books

[Norman D. Landings]

It was the sight of Stadden Prussian Grenadiers, painted as the Erbprinz, that must have woken Purps up.

Have mercy for God’s sake... he’s liable to thrash himself into a coma.

[Purple]

[Essex Boy]

I'm a bit worried by Master Purps' 'splurt'.

He splurted a lot on my thread.

Is it a good thing?

[valleyboy]

Napoleon's Campaigns in Miniature - Bruce Quarrie

[Essex Boy]

Day one:

Charge, Peter Young

[Wg Cdr Luddite]

Fiesta - reader's wives. True to life and historically accurate. One of my ex's had a full page there. She is a legend !

[Shahbahraz]

'Achtung Schweinhund..' Pearson
Campaigns of Napoleon, Chandler
Battle - Practical Wargaming, Charles Grant
Ancient Wargames, Phil Barker
Wargaming Compendium, Henry Hyde
Setting Up a Wargames Campaign, Tony Bath
Wargames through the Ages, Donald Featherstone
Scenarios for all Ages, Charles S. Grant
Napoleonic Wargaming for Fun, Paddy Griffith
War Games, Donald Featherstone

Showing my age..

[Etranger]

Leaving aside the usual suspects listed above, of which I have a far smattering; Gavin Lyall's Operation Warboard would be on my list.

[Vintage Wargaming]

Maybe one of the Usborne Battlegame books which each came with four different games and sets of rules and counters. Either WW2 or Medievals I would think for me.

[valleyboy]

Our "enery's book is worth a punt as well