
Sunday, April 4, 2010
Decision in the Desert
The 1882 Anglo-Egyptian war
Decision in the Desert
The 1882 British-Egyptian war had only 1 major field battle, that of Tel-el-Kebir. When one games this war, one pretty much re-fights Tel-el-Kebir. This battle is not exactly a re-fight, but if you have a struggle in the desert between the British and the Egyptians, well you have to compare it to Tel-el-Kebir.
http://www.angelfire.com/games3/jacksongamer/2009_game19.htm
Sunday, March 21, 2010
Ghost Town of Karnash - Turn 3
Saturday, March 20, 2010
Aeronef: The Kaiser's Flyers in Action!

In the fist game, the German's were unable to stop enough
of the British flyers and Airships and the British had a lopsided
victory on points.. In the second game the Germans had
figured out that they had to get in close and concentrate
fire on the flyers and dirigibles with the most bombs aboard.
The Imperial German Luft service were JUST able to shoot
down enough of the British vessels to win.
of the British flyers and Airships and the British had a lopsided
victory on points.. In the second game the Germans had
figured out that they had to get in close and concentrate
fire on the flyers and dirigibles with the most bombs aboard.
The Imperial German Luft service were JUST able to shoot
down enough of the British vessels to win.
Tuesday, March 16, 2010
Secret Photos revealed- Captured Martian!

The London Times. March 12th 1885.
Recent photos have now been released from those terrible events caused by the Martian invasion of southern england last year. While our defensive efforts around Woking proved unable to halt the Martian advance on London. Further north a crashed cylinder was able to be surrounded by a detachment of the 24th regiment of foot lead by Lt Bromhead and assisted by Colonel Shaftsbury. It appears this cylinder may have landed off course, since it did not come down in the usual " tri pattern" observed elsewhere in England.
Recent photos have now been released from those terrible events caused by the Martian invasion of southern england last year. While our defensive efforts around Woking proved unable to halt the Martian advance on London. Further north a crashed cylinder was able to be surrounded by a detachment of the 24th regiment of foot lead by Lt Bromhead and assisted by Colonel Shaftsbury. It appears this cylinder may have landed off course, since it did not come down in the usual " tri pattern" observed elsewhere in England.
Monday, March 15, 2010
Texicon

"Where the West Begins"
Located at:
Sheraton Hotel
1701 Commerce Street
Fort Worth, TX 76102
Phone: (817) 335-7000
http://www.texicon.net/
Tuesday, February 23, 2010
Stephen A. Gilbert : G.A.S.L.I.G.H.T.

"Glorious Adventures in Science Loosely Involving Generally Historical Times." That's how Christopher Palmer ( at right ) and John 'Buck' Surdu describe their set of war gaming rules. In actual fact, G.A.S.L.I.G.H.T. is a great deal more than just another set of rules for Victorian style games. They more guidelines for recreating Steampunk genre skirmishes on the table top. Happy gamers can use miniatures from any scale they might wish to employ.
Ghost Town of Karnash - Turn 2
Sunday, February 14, 2010
Ghost Town of Karnash

The remote hill village of Karnash has declined over the last century to the point of a near ghost town. The native commander, Rashad Kahn, has returned to his ancestral home in order to breath new life into the land with the help of his new Russian allies. He looks down on the village from the east.
http://www.tabletoptitans.com/reports/0027.php
Monday, January 25, 2010
Raid on Light House Point

using the rules of the Damned Human Race by Gabriel Landowski
Germans:
- Major Victory!
- Fit for Duty: Commander, 4 officers, 29 enlisted, 22 natives.
- Flesh wound: 1 officer, 1 enlisted, 5 natives.
- Minor wound: 2 officers, 2 enlisted, 3 natives.
- Serious wound: 2 enlisted, 9 natives.
- Severe wound: 1 enlisted, 3 natives.
- Mortal wound: 1 officer, 3 enlisted, 8 natives.
- Dead: 2 enlisted, 6 natives.
Russians:
- Major Defeat!
- Captured: 20 enlisted
- Flesh wound: 7 enlisted.
- Minor wound: 3 enlisted.
- Serious wound: 2 officers, 2 enlisted.
- Severe wound: Commander, 1 officer, 3 enlisted.
- Mortal wound: 1 officer, 3 enlisted, 8 natives.
- Dead: 5 officers, 3 enlisted.
Wednesday, January 6, 2010
NavSource Naval History
Tuesday, December 15, 2009
Holiday Greetings From His Imperial Majesty
Saturday, December 12, 2009
Victorian Sci-fi Prussians
From The Random Encounters Game Club,A small page to preserve the activities of some chaps from Denmark
Changing Of The Guard
This is the first day of the "changing of the guard Ceremonies" in Halifax Nova Scotia its the 100th Anniversery of British Imperial forces leaving their last operational base and garrison in Halifax, I have and will have allot more pictures, there are and will be hundreds of re-enactors portraying military history both Canadian and British from 1749-present, today there were guys from the famed British re-enactment group "The Die Hards" portraying 1780's Line regiment "Duke of Cambriges own Middlesex regiment"
http://www.militaryphotos.net/forums/showthread.php?t=86421
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