“Another stripe or a coffin!” ACW escapades of Wm. B. Cushing. David Bickley Command muskets, Firelocks, Independent Companies & Cavalry troops, and the other such Fun Stuff. More bunting to adorn your ‘1644’ ECW rules. Thomas E. Shepard The Nordic Bronze Age Thule, Albion & Ierne 1600-600 BC Nigel Stillman Death on the Nile, Part II The French campaign in
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The encirclement of Nancy 4th U.S. Armoured Division, September 1944. Mark Decoteau A Tupi wargames army South America in early colonial days Chris Peers Wargamer’s Notebook …passed a fitness test & back from injury! Mike Siggins 1471 Wars of the Roses: Barnet/Tewkesbury campaign. Graham Harrison Mystic Warrior More rules for wargaming with Plains Indians. Chris Peers Pigswill: being a medieval entertainment Light-hearted skirmish scenario + rules. Tim
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Wars of the Gaedhil with the Gaill The career of Brian Boru Dan Mersey Argonaut’s command and control system Twenty years of research & experimentation condensed into a two-page nugget. Jason Monaghan The Italian Army of 1866 Austria’s back-door opponents Steve Shann ‘Surprising Harry Heth’ The fighting for McPherson’s Ridge, Gettysburg, 1st July 1863. David Bickley Operation Infatuate II The Assault on the
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The Bastogne Scenarios #2 Team O’Hara at Wardin, 19th December 1944 Peter P.H. Heath The British Auxiliary Legion of the First Carlist War (The First Legion 1835-37) Paul Parsons The Invasion of Tarawa, November 1943 A demo game – August 1996 Ian Butcher Befreiungskrieg! A wargamer’s guide to the Spring campaign of 1813 Part 1: The Aftermath of 1812 Mark Davies The
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'Running the Gauntlet' the Battle for Yellow Ford, 1598 Pete Griffon The Battle of Little Big Horn Part 2: 'Custers Last Stand' Craig Rowlings The Merovingian Franks Part 6A : Wargaming the Merovingians: Loose ends, figures & rules Guy Halsall Wargamer's Notebook Siggo's idiosyncratic survey of the wargame world continues... Mike Siggins A Battle a day in October Bob Peyton Chateau Beaumaison A Napoleonic residence Ian
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‘Fire & Fury’ Small Battles Conversion problems & solutions Bill MacDonald Mexican vs. Apache Conflict C. 1870 Notes for a participation game. John French A battle a day… in August. Bob Peyton Hawkeye A French & Indian War participation game. Simon Dixon Operation Catherine Britain’s plans for the Baltic in WWII David Manley Marston Moor, 2nd July 1644 Wargaming the decisive battle of the Great
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MacBeth: Warrior King of Scotland Dan Mersey ‘Saint James and at them!’ Fast play skirmish rules for warfare in colonial Brazil c1500-1700 AD Chris Peers Attack on Nan Bac Vietnam Scenario Mike Merva Von Boltenstern & Principles of War A Franco-Prussian war scenario for the popular 19th Century rules Richard Clarke Fort Fisher, Gibraltar of the South, Part 2 (Continued from
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Wargamer’s Notebook (we’ve allowed siggo to sit in the front seat this month!) Mike Siggins The Polish People’s Army (LWP) Eastern Front, 1941-1945 Rob Morgan ‘The rules with no name’ …Trigonometry rules that don’t need a higher mathematics degree Bryan Ansell Sigurd’s Last Stand …from the fjords of Bradford… Anthony Clipsam ‘Tiddly Trek’ Wargames of the far future Mark R. Elwen A Battle a
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World War II scenarios for ‘Rapid Fire’ rules 1: Operation Greif Richard Marsh A battle a day…in May Bob Peyton Greek Shield devices of the Fourth Century BC Hoplite Heraldry Tim Cockrell Fort Fisher, Gibraltar of the South A.C.W amphibious ops David Bickley “Steam on and sod the sandbanks!” A.C.W. river rules for amateurs Rob Morgan De Bellis Oceanus Rules for naval conflict within the
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Crossing the Rhine A 1945 demo game. John Durston Wargamer’s Notebook Mike Siggins Wargaming the Crimean War, part 3 The Battle of Inkerman Derek Coleman The street gangs of Seventeenth Century Japan Part 1: with swords and tobacco pipes Michael Fredholm von Essen Battle of Jutland Demo game at the National Maritime Museum Paul French Edge Hill, 23rd October 1642 A visit to the battlefield Ian
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Garibaldi South America, Part 1 Colonial Rio Grande do Sul Paul Parsons Napoleonic Battle Statistics… Napoleonic Paul Hambleton Big Really is Beautiful General The joys & economies (!) of 54mm gaming. Andy Thorpe ‘Out of ammunition – god save the King!’ WW2 A 20mm Arnhem demo game [see last month’s issue for the photos!] Colin Rumford Wargaming the Crimean War, Part 2 Colonial The Battle of Balaclava. Derek
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The Crimea D.B.A.’d Dominic Skelton “By Sword and the Compass” Fast play rules for the 16th Century naval warfare. Chris Peers ‘Operation Tusler’ A 1944 skirmish scenario D.R. Justice The Battle of St. Neots, 1648 ‘The great victory obtained by Colonel Scroope’. Dan Mersey Habakkuk: Bergship aircraft carrier A World War II ‘Funny’. M.W. Williams Wargaming the Crimean War, Part One Battle of the Alma. Derek
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Long-Haired Rebels -The Taipang Army 1851-66. Part I: Organisation and Composition Ian Heath Dutch Ensigns of Foot, c.1572-1574 Flags for the Eighty Years War. Stephen Ede-Borrett ‘A Savage & Romantic War’. Spain 1833-1840 Part 5: The Battle of Oriamendi. Concludes Conrad’s Carlist series Conrad Cairns Eye-deep in Polystyrene Trench systems on the Western Front, 1915-1918 David Kelsall Moby Dick - the Wargame A set
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Demo Game of the Month The League of Augsburg’s game at Warcon ‘95 Photo Feature Alsop’s (Or Harris’s) Farm, 19th May 1864 A.C.W. action Paul Stevenson Buffalo Running A Plains Indian hunting game Mike Bell & Mike Blake Viva La Muerta Spanish Civil War Matrix Game Bob Cordery Review of Redoubt’s 25mm E.C.W. Range Mark Allen Readers Letters The Battle of Zbroski, 1807 Napoleonic French vs
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Saxon Colours of the Napoleonic Wars (See colour illustrations on back & inside back cover) David Love Terrain on a shoe-string budget, Part 3 Mick concludes his series on cheap, but cheerful terrain Mick Sayce ‘The fight will necessarily be desperate’ The Battle of Oxhill, 1st September 1862 David Bickley The Battle of Ocracoke Inlet Blackbeard’s Last Stand Rowlings A djebel
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Debugging Marlborough Nosworthy-inspired amendments for cavalry actions using ‘Warfare in the Age of reason’ rules Alan & Elaine Daniels Duke Seifried, fourth Jack Scruby Award winner Hail to the Duke! Terrain on a shoe-string budget. Part II. Mick looks East-in 6mm Mick Sayce ‘Wheel to Wheel’ Divisional scale 1915-1918 Trench Warfare rules David Kelsall ‘Operation Saturn’ A Mediterranean World War II scenario Steve
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Breakout! Kiev Pocket 1941 A small Eastern Front scenario Richard Marsh Red Banner Modern Naval Rules Russ Philips C3 Command, Control and Communications in Wargames R.J. Oliver The Battle of Blore Heath, 1459 A.D. Early Wars of the Roses action Gary Hughes The Cossacks A short military study Graham Lewis Imjin Ridge, 1951 Korean War action Pete Brown The Legion du Midi A brief history of the Napoleonic unit Richard
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Hastings in the Dining Room Amending the D.B.A. to the needs of this battle Anthony Clipsom “It is settled: The Negro will fight!” The African-American soldier in the Civil War David Bickley A visit to Bucharest Military Museum Nick Cornish ‘A most villainous-looking cavalcade’ The Afghan Regular Army in the 19th Century, Part 1B Ian Heath A Russian Front scenario for
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‘Fire & Fury’ Points System Add on to the popular American Civil War rules D.J. Hynds 1866 and all that Part V: Aschaffenburg Richard Clarke ‘God created Hell, added flies and called it Mesopotamia!’ The Battle of Ctesiphon and the Road to Kut, 1914-15 Colin Ashton After Narvik The Hunt for the British Evacuation Convoys as a Mini-Campaign Richard Marsh One Brain
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Battle of Plataea 479 BC The Eastbourne club’s 1995 demo game Eric Cruttenden “Attack at Dawn” The First Battle of Narvick, Part II Graham Hockley Additional (and unofficial) Army Lists for ‘Age of Reason Michael Manning Randolph’s Command ACW Skirmish, Coldharbor style Ian Weekley 1866 and all that Part IV: Frohnhofen Richard Clarke Readers Letters The Thousand Bomber Raid Tim Price
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‘Death from the Skies’ German invasion of Malta Geoff Beswick An officer classification system for W.R.G. 1925-2000 Chris Peers ‘Attack at Dawn’ The First Battle of Narvik, Part One Graham Hockley 1643 An English Civil War Campaign Game John Davis Readers Letters ‘Savage and Romantic War’ Spain 1833-1840 Part 3B: The Carlist Army of the North (Cavalry, Artillery, etc) Conrad Cairns The Battle of New Market,
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D-Day – 6th June 1944 Sword Beach/Pegasus Bridge Scenario Colin Rumford 1866 and all that… Part III: Bad Kissingen Richard Clarke “A savage and Romantic War” – Spain 1833 – 1840 Part 3A: The Carlist Army of the North (Infantry) Conrad Cairns Dracula Pete Brown stakes his claim to a Wallachian army Pete Brown New rules that hit the mark Review of ‘Clear
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The Struggle for Stettin, April 1945 Staging a public participation game The Warlords of Loyne (Lancaster) The Battle of Mcdowell, 8th May 1862 Steamer Wars Coastal, Lake and river warfare in the Great War period Robert Morgan Replying to Mr. Tanner Readers Letters Wargames – more signs of decline (He’s reloaded – and he’s shooting again) Peter Tanner The Soviet Air
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“Storm Regiment” The Battle for Crete, 1941 A scenario for ‘Operation Mercury’ Graham Lewis Solo Colonial II Three scenarios for 19th. Century Colonial games Mark Elwen Late Roman Army List Ancient games using ‘Warhammer’ rules Jervis Johnson of Games Workshop Wargames Shows & the Hobby’s missed opportunities One man’s thoughts on conventions Peter Tanner Winter War Wargaming A.C.W. snowball fights… Andy Callan 1866… and all
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JFK and the PT109 Incident Anthony R. Tucker Tactics in the Franco-Prussian War Part III: From Reality to Rules Mike Johnson Napoleon’s Last Victory, The Battle of Ligny, 16th June 1815 The Myth & the Reality, Part III Peter Hofschröer Forcing Fox’s Gap, 14th September 1862 A small A.C.W. scenario Paul Stevenson ‘Bursting to shell…’ David Bickley & Philip Robinson “A Savage and
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‘Have cow… will travel’ Another off beat & intriguing game for Jersey Wargames Society Edward Rodhouse The Battle of South Mills A.C.W. action in North Carolina Paul Eaton Skirmish in the Ardennes WWII action, 1940 Garry Lister Tactics in the Franco-Prussian War Part II: Prussian tactics doctrine Mike Johnson ‘A Savage and Romantic War’ Spain 1833-1840 Part 1: the course of the First
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“Achtung Schpitfeuer” WWII Air warfare gaming suggestions Jon Latimer Programmed Leaders for D.B.A. Campaigns Another add-on for the ‘Love ’em or hate ‘em’ rules P.J. Raper The Attack and Defence of Fort Stedman The struggle for Petersburg, 25th March 1865 David Bickley Variations on a theme… D.B.A.cf.D.B.M. & refight for issus, 333BC M.J. Nichol Tactics on the Franco-Prussian War Part 1: French Tactical
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Cavalry clash at Kelly’s Ford, 17th March 1862 A.C.W. Scenario Paul Stevenson The Mitrailleuse in the Franco-Prussian War Steve Shann I.T.M.A. Interchangeable Terrain with Multiple Applications David Bickley Rules for wargaming sieges in the Twelfth Century Stephen Simpson 1866…and all that The western theatre in the Six Weeks War Richard Clarke Multi-Activity Wargaming, Part 2 Continues from last month. [M.A.W. to it than meets
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Anarchy! 1140-1142 AD A medieval game based on the Stephen-Matilda civil war Stephen Simpson The Fimo Kid rides again! The star of ‘Baking saddles’ in the sequel Peter Dennis Peninsular Campaigns Insights into Iberian actions Tim Price The Merovingian Franks Part 4C: Tactics Guy Halsall ‘A night on the town’ Scenario for the night action on the Eastern Front, 1944 Bernard Garaty Multi-Activity Wargaming More experimental
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‘Baking Saddles’ Guns, Fun & Fimo – make your own Western gunfight Peter Dennis S.W.A.B. 2 The scuppers are again awash with blood: naval boarding actions John Bartlett “All is lost save honour” The Battle of Pavia, 24th February 1525 Martin Jones The Merovingian Franks Part 4B: Strategy Guy Halsall Boardgames Rules O.K. Experimental rules & rule mechanisms for board & map games R.J.
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