Just finished a blog page on “How to Start Playing Pike and Shot Wargames”, trying to be a helpful introduction to the period. Would welcome any thoughts / feedback. https://t.co/WxiN9zq7Gy #Wargaming#PikeandShot
Just finished a blog page on “How to Start Playing Pike and Shot Wargames”, trying to be a helpful introduction to the period. Would welcome any thoughts / feedback. https://t.co/WxiN9zq7Gy #Wargaming#PikeandShot
📚Beyond excited to present 'Prince Rupert of the Rhine' which is now available for pre-order!
Delving into 2⃣4⃣ archives has unearthed so many treasures, especially about the key women in his life.
👑Pre-order: https://t.co/86K1Ux0TYZ
@PSHistory@AspectsHistory@RoyalStuartSoc
One of Rick Priestley's latest sculpts for his new Space Battles game. Sculpted from Milliput, this Anthozoan battleship will soon be available as an all-metal model from RPE Miniatures and Games.
Space Battles: https://t.co/30N0ACFHY6
#wombatwargames#spacebattles
@D_Rives_B@LandsknechtPike Hi Douglas - those ‘boxes’ each held a single black powder main charge for the musket. These would have been measured out before battle. There were anything between 10 and 16 on a solider’s ‘bandolier’. The bandolier also held a large flask for charging the pan of the musket. 👍
@KeepPowder @DannyBuckUEA@Helionbooks Very nice review - it is in the pile so may promote it!👍 Have you got Steel Lobsters by Myke Cole in your to-read list? Not properly started it yet and have heard mixed things.
Yesterday saw the FOGH annual club 'Big Christmas Game'. Part of Gettysburg Day 2. More pics along with the annual FOGH 2024 awards, and 2025 resolutions, up on the blog https://t.co/aL1sef19tn
@CharlesEsdaile@17thCenturyLady How marvellous! I did not know that Stan and Andy had been involved in the series. I remember recording the battle scenes on (audio) tape cassette (well before we had a VCR) and using it as an audio background for our games.
@CharlesEsdaile@17thCenturyLady Sir Martin Lacy, in the final defence of Arnescote, “Surrender? That’s a rebel word. I’ve never heard it!”. Still love that scene 😎.
Yesterday's game at the Friends of General Haig wargames club, was the Battle of Nyezane, 1879, part of the Anglo-Zulu war. More details here https://t.co/VRQJwOVnDm