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Weirdly they are described as 'wooden discs'? But are definitely hexes...

I didn't see oval shapes in my local Works... maybe it's a random distribution thing?

Spotted in the Works: laser cut hex bases - a bag of 110 for 2 quid. 40 small, 35 medium and 35 large. Small fit my Ambush! map hexes (1/2 inch?), medium fit my Cry Havoc! map hexes (1 inch?) Large look to be about an inch and a half. They look to be ply not mdf. I know they're not pennies but they ...

《Sarcasm》Is there a thread emerging in Trump's view of how American power should be projected? He recently cited the flying time from Guam to South Korea as aground for suspending mutual training exercises with the RoK... And is picking economic fights with his continental neighbours... Its as if th...

Mark, This is a joint response from the whole team - Andrew, Pete, Phil, and Russ. We are very pleased that you wish to become active in the SOTCW once more. We’re always happy to receive offers of help. For your proposal to be done through the society and as part of the society, we would need the f...

Another book?

On Barbarossa specifically?

My god you know how to a chap in his weak spot don't you...



Its on my to get list.

When ive had the opportunuty to try them out i'll sort something out.

V good read. Love the ebb and flow.

Didn't mean to be delphic. The book. On two counts: Superficially, when I first read your title I associated it with the east front WW2 rules by Barrie Lovell with a very similar name. Substantially because its one of my enduring areas of interest, and I have now bought it via Wargames Vault. 4 inch...

Very shiny and quite lovely.

I look at them and wonder how close they are to Soviet cavalry of WW2...

3d printing is certainly interesting. I don't know if its better to go for the smaller or larger scale stuff when it comes to how the finish affects the detail though. I picked up some of his pieces in 28mm, which were very reasonably pricedin comparison to metal or resin or plastic - from memory I ...