Produktbeschreibung
Issue 9 contents you can look forward to are:
- The Empire strikes back: regular Battlegames contributor Dan Mersey and
he Editor went to visit Games Workshop Headquarters in Nottingham this
summer, and this is our in-depth and, perhaps, controversial report.
- The Wars of the Faltenian Succession: the first of two sets of rules
this issue, in this episode Henry Hyde gives you everything you need to
fight your own 18th century campaign, whether real or fictitious.
- Forward Observer: now look at the mess he's got himself into!
Mike Siggins counts the cost of his revived enthusiasm.
- Race for the Rhine, part 2: top gamer Barry Hilton continues his
superb mini-series on running a late WW2 campaign.
- Figure sculpting masterclass: veteran sculptor and collector John Ray
opens a window onto his astonishing talent. Dig out your Milliput!
- Quickdraw!: Andy Skyes, with the interference of the Editor, bring you
a fast, fun set of Wild West shootout rules and a challenging scenario.
- To Boldly Go: Locum Fantasy & Sci-Fi Editor Roger Smith, veteran of
GW tournaments, begins his tenure by... trying out some historical
games! Thought-provoking, enthusiastic and outspoken, Roger's bound to
be a favourite.
- Table Top Teaser: C S Grant gives us a tricky outflanking scenario,
"Losing two fords".
- Battles for Wargamers: Lundy's Lane 1814. Stuart Asquith brings us a
terrific nightfall battle from the war between Britain and America,
with original illustrations by John Parke.
- Competition: win a fabulous, pro-painted Perry 28mm ECW gun emplacement.
- Then of course we have Larry Leadhead, and an absolutely enormous
Recce section, reviewing umpteen items, including the Battleground
fantasy card/miniatures game, The Sword and the Flame colonial
rules, Washington's VIctory 54mm AWI playsets from All the King's Men,
the PDF book The Ultimate Miniatures Painting Guide, Storming the Reich
and Ambush Blitz WWII rules, and new releases from Strategia e
Tattica, Italeri, Magister Militum, Frontline Wargaming and the Pike
and Shot Society. Phew! |
