Those who know of BigRedBat's famous aversion to anything that smacks of skirmish gaming, will be suprised to see these photos of yesterday's outbreak of WW2 in the BigRedBatCave.
We played a very enjoyable game using the Tide of Iron boardgame rules. I think we will be using these, a lot. All the very nicely painted figures belong to my fellow Muswell Militiaman, Dr. Simon, and my friend Ian provided the rules and umpired.
5 comments:
Another good use for the Zama boards, Simon.
Paul
...and the minefield was clearly visible, the position of each one marked by a large moth ball. Nice one Simon.
It was nice to think that we can get even more use out of the boards!
I really like the Tide of Iron system, too. Thinking about it, the rules would work well with Spanish Civil War gaming, which has always been an aspiration of mine.
What was it - 16 ft or more of Zama boards? Blow skirmish games - you could do El Alamein!
I predict you'll keep finding more uses for that terrain board!
Cheers,
Doc
18' in all, Doc. I plan to make some more with hills and perhaps a mountain.
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