The Loose Association of Wargamers

Neanderthal wrote: ↑Wed Nov 13, 2019 1:07 pm Doing the same period in different scales is a good thing. It helps you to keep things in perspective.

Siege of Vienna - the 1683 one - in 20mm.

That one in 6mm, so I can get ALL the armies onto a table.

FreddBloggs wrote: ↑Thu Nov 14, 2019 1:33 pm That one in 6mm, so I can get ALL the armies onto a table.

That would be very pretty. Small, but very pretty.

Almost certainly one of the most colourful battles.

Now and then I get the idea that I'd like to do some ancient naval galley warfare, just because I imagine the models would be cool. Then I think of the novelty wearing off after a game or two and it just being a simple game of bumper cars over and over.

Having enjoyed Wings of War, I could see a foray into Bag the Hun with many more planes.

Pikiecide! We've often talked about a game of Peelers vs Pikies but never got round to it. Just need a load of caravans from a toy shop and a couple of corgi police vans and cars.

tim.w wrote: ↑Thu Nov 14, 2019 9:42 pm Pikiecide! We've often talked about a game of Peelers vs Pikies but never got round to it. Just need a load of caravans from a toy shop and a couple of corgi police vans and cars.

And a taste extraction operation.

There's a box at Ayton where we deposit our sensibilities on arrival. Some of us forget to reclaim them on departure.

Mini-Mafeking Boer War siege with 20mm Jacklex figures (and railways of course)