Various ramblings about my hobby. Mainly so I don't bore my wife to death with all the jabbering.
Sunday, August 19, 2012
Drop Zone Commander
Well, the new game Drop Zone Commander by Hawk Wargames has caught my eye.
I am going to try it out. If it's decent, I may do a couple of Battle Reports.
Sunday, February 20, 2011
Dystopian Wars Battle Report 5 - EotBS vs PE
A 1000 point game pitting Mike's Prussians vs. Bob's Blazing Sun.
Sunday, January 30, 2011
Dystopian Wars Battle Report 4 - KoB vs PE
January 26th, 2011 at Tower Games. Mike and I play 1k points. Mike is using his 3 Sky Fortress List. Enjoy.
Friday, January 28, 2011
Siege of Augusta - Saturday Afternoon Session
Siege of Augusta - Saturday Morning Session
Back in for another day of convention gaming. It's been so long since I have been to a con and not participate in a tournament that I forgot how much fun playing all of the different games can be.
Game 1:
They have tanks of their own. Ran by Chris Pagano
A Division level (each unit was a company) World War I game. This game was a lot of fun. I have been wanting to play a miniature game at this scale for a long time.
In the game there was 1 French Division and 1 British Division vs 1 German Division. Normally each person would play a regiment but we were a few players short so I controlled the British Division. As a result I had a lot to do so I was not able to take any photo's past the start of the game.
Overview of the board.

Some Closeups:


After the game the GM graciously sent me a copy of his rules. I am seriously considering converting them for WWII.
Game 1:
They have tanks of their own. Ran by Chris Pagano
A Division level (each unit was a company) World War I game. This game was a lot of fun. I have been wanting to play a miniature game at this scale for a long time.
In the game there was 1 French Division and 1 British Division vs 1 German Division. Normally each person would play a regiment but we were a few players short so I controlled the British Division. As a result I had a lot to do so I was not able to take any photo's past the start of the game.
Overview of the board.
Some Closeups:
After the game the GM graciously sent me a copy of his rules. I am seriously considering converting them for WWII.
Friday, January 21, 2011
Siege of Augusta - Friday
Well, we made it. All signed in and hanging out waiting for the games to start.
Game 1:
French and Indian River Race. Ran by Dwight Jones
A fun convention game where the Trappers with their stolen furs must race the Indians down river to the safety of the fort.
Overview of the board:

Clay "Crazy Horse" Knuckles capsized in the rapids. :D

Yours truly, the first (and only) only surviving trapper beaching at the fort. (One wounded)

Great Fun!
Game 1:
French and Indian River Race. Ran by Dwight Jones
A fun convention game where the Trappers with their stolen furs must race the Indians down river to the safety of the fort.
Overview of the board:
Clay "Crazy Horse" Knuckles capsized in the rapids. :D
Yours truly, the first (and only) only surviving trapper beaching at the fort. (One wounded)
Great Fun!
New Accessories
In an effort to make my battle reports more visually appealing, I am changing the way I record hits, AP loss, and raging fires on the table. In addition, I picked up some Mine tokens as well.
These are from the Litko Naval Accessories Line.
My only negative comment on these products are the splashes are hard to put together without breaking. I broke 3 out of the first 10 until I decided to trim the bottoms (not easy) and glue them. Other than that I really like them.

Here is a shot from a game we played last night at Tower. My Battleship just hit this Cruiser from range band 3. The small shell splash is AP loss, The large splashes with the blue bases are hull damage, and the raging fire is obvious:

Over all, I am pleased with the results. The only thing I may re-consider is the AP loss. I would like a better way to show some of the other critical results as well, so if any one has any ideas, let me know.
These are from the Litko Naval Accessories Line.
My only negative comment on these products are the splashes are hard to put together without breaking. I broke 3 out of the first 10 until I decided to trim the bottoms (not easy) and glue them. Other than that I really like them.
Here is a shot from a game we played last night at Tower. My Battleship just hit this Cruiser from range band 3. The small shell splash is AP loss, The large splashes with the blue bases are hull damage, and the raging fire is obvious:
Over all, I am pleased with the results. The only thing I may re-consider is the AP loss. I would like a better way to show some of the other critical results as well, so if any one has any ideas, let me know.
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