Italian Mock Up

Red Warmachine!

I Stregone:Set In Morvalistan

The Italians ambush some strange and evil enemies

in the Mountains of Italian Morvalistan.

http://www.morvalearth.co.uk/mstn_mars_streg1.htm

Voyages Extraordinaires

Very well Done VSF Blog

http://vextravel.blogspot.com

Wargames Society Forum : The Great War

http://ilovewargameing.21.forumer.com/viewforum.php?f=35

GRIZZLY BEARS FOUND IN AFRICA

Being a light-hearted entertainment which was a cross between the
standard Victorian Africa skirmish and steam-powered science fiction.

http://www.manxwargames.co.uk/game_reports_11.html

http://www.manxwargames.co.uk/gallery_15.html

THE QUITE LARGE PUSH

Following the set backs suffered by the invading Prussian forces, both
sides had regrouped and a strong advance towards the northern industrial
cities was expected. With the shipyards of Newcastle & Sunderland
besieged by the enemy an advance to similarly cut off Middlesbrough
and the air-ship factories was imminent.

http://www.manxwargames.co.uk/game_reports_10.html

http://www.manxwargames.co.uk/gallery_14.html

Seas Of Fate: Tarkeshite Reaver

Or a Filkharian Pirate? Or even Brut of Lashmar?

This one isn't even a part of the Eternal Champion line,
but looks like a near contemporary and for me its good
enough to represent a typical Young Kingdoms warrior.

http://seasoffate.blogspot.com/

The Defense Of Melbourne

26 January 2009 - Colonial participation game at CanCon
(Canberra, Australia) wins 'best participation game' of
convention. Depicting the feared Russian invasion of Australia,
and generously supported by Askari Miniatures who donated
figures to promote the game, the guys involved have done a
fantastic job! You can see the photos and read more at the
Defense of Melbourne blog.

http://defence-of-melbourne.blogspot.com/

Return To Sinkiang

The Bolsheviks had decided to cross the monutains and head

into the Chinese province of Sinkiang nominally to pursue White

Russian forces but in essence to destroy any Chinese warlords

in the area and increase Russian influence in the region.

http://www.manxwargames.co.uk/game_reports_8.html
http://www.manxwargames.co.uk/gallery_11.html

Unaguafria - 1879

This is a fictional scenario where British relief troops are swarmed
by Zulu warriors.The rules we used are Damned Human Race-
express (DHR-e), which is similar to Gabriel Landowski's "Damned
Human Race"(DHR) - a type of mob-skirmish game that's far more
"granular" than Larry Brom's The Sword & The Flame (TSATF).
DHR-e is variant to DHR and is currently scenario specific (only).
In other words, I don't claim it's a set of core-rules at this point (not
yet, but that's my objective). For now, the only testing ground has
been this one scenario, "Unaguafria." I've run the scenario about
8 to 12 times; this includes M-Con and Owl-Con. I keep tweaking
the rules after each game, but have not made the desired changes
after the last game (Feb 22nd).

http://www.unclegreasy.com/unaguafria.htm

The City Of The Skulls

Binky called a council of war. With Gerald still suffering from

the effects of being almost drowned he did not attend, Hassan

was present in his place. That left Binky slightly outnumbered

by the more warlike and direct Adrian and Piet. Though Piet,

the newest member, had yet to be fully accepted into the

decision making. In a short discussion two main options were

discussed - Continue on the river to Sakati or travel cross

country.

http://www.morvalearth.co.uk/Binky_19/Binky_19_Pt4.htm

The Rapids

The party has breakfasted, somewhat later than expected,

after the action at the River Gate, and after a short rest has

sailed on. Not far down river a native canoe with two

fishermen in it is encountered and they offer to sell fish to

the party. During the negotiations the Princess Gizitoomi is

recognised by her royal medallion and the fishermen

immediately fall face down expressing their undying loyalty.

http://www.morvalearth.co.uk/Binky_19/Binky_19_Pt3.htm

Search For The Lost Lamb

This was our third game for the year 2009. We played this
at The Dragons's Lair in Pearl Mississippi on January 31st.
Our rules were The Sword and the Flame by former Jackson
Gamer Larry Brom. This is the third and final game of a trio
of games, all using the same rules and all set in the 1885-9 (or
so) period when the British and Egyptians were attempting to
reclaim areas that had fallen to the followers of the Mahdi a
prophet of the Muslim Religion who preached rebellion against
the Egyptian government.

http://www.angelfire.com/games3/jacksongamer/2009_game03.htm

The Imperials Strike Back!

This is our second game for the year 2009. We played this at
The Dragons's Lair in Pearl Mississippi on January 17th. Our
rules were The Sword and the Flame by former Jackson Gamer
Larry Brom. This is the second of a trio of games, all using the
same rules and all set in the 1885-9 (or so) period when the
British and Egyptians were attempting to reclaim areas that
had fallen to the followers of the Mahdi a prophet of the Muslim
Religion who preached rebellion against the Egyptian government.

http://www.angelfire.com/games3/jacksongamer/2009_game02.htm

Hostiles In Sight

The aftermath of the 9th Cavalry's charge with wounded left
lying under the bows of the Indians, who are whooping it up
on the hillside. For some reason they decided not to come down
to capture the wounded "Buffalo soldiers."This was during our
game Hostiles in Sight played on February 7, 2009 at THE
CHINA INN Restaurant in Pearl Mississippi.

http://www.angelfire.com/games3/jacksongamer/2009_game04.htm

Sudan Game In Australia

Some very nice pics of a Sudan game in Australia.

http://wab-ramblings.blogspot.com/2009/03/1st-sudan-game.html

Starmada Iron Stars!

Majestic Twelve Games is proud to announce the release of Starmada: Iron Stars -- a "crossover" product linking together two of our most popular gaming systems.
http://www.mj12games.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=11&t=1774

Les forums du jeu d'Histoire

gents

some picts from a my zulu war reporton the bigest french forum (sorry it's in french writing) but somepictures!!!!!!!http://jeudhistoire.free.fr/viewtopic.php?t=3148

best regardgerards

Old School Wargamer Library

From: Col. Campbell's Barracks:

In a previous post, I described getting Wargame Tactics by
Charles Grant as a late Christmas present (thanks to an Amazon
gift certificate). So I decided to determine what books I had in
my personal library that might qualify as "Old School" wargames
books. I've come up with at least these six.

http://colcampbellbarracks.blogspot.com/2009/02/old-school-wargamer-library.html