Sci-Fi AAR: Starship Troopers
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Friend Neil and I finally managed to get together for a wargame: with Neil
bringing a 6mm *Starship Troopers* game to the party.
This was immense fun as ...
Farscape - 25 Years On.
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Not a wargaming post, but so what?
25 years ago the SF series Farscape started its run. Originally on a
satellite channel it came to the BBC2 on the 29...
6mm civilian vehicles
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Having recently returned to *Battletech *via the more streamlined *Alpha
Strike *rules, I find myself in need of some 1/285 scale terrain suitable
for th...
Contact: Sagan Addresses Fermi
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Enrico Fermi asked, why haven't we seen signs of alien civilizations at a
conference in the summer of 1950. This led to the so called, The Fermi
paradox...
Game Design #109: Cinematic Moments
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I bought the *Titanicus *rules out of interest (though I'll never afford
the minis!) and when experimenting with them I found myself thinking "this
is re...
More Tiny Steps
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Long COVID is a barrel of laughs. I think I am having a good day then LC
says forget that and pay attention to me. I did get some stuff done and
then the...
The Miller's Tale - Episode 10
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Episode 10: In which the podcast reaches double figures, and Mike has his
first ever guest, namely James Morris!
Links from the episode:
- James' we...
Back to War
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So after seven months away from the game table, last night I went
downstairs and refreshed my memory about the battle and units set up on my
table since ...
Williamsburg Muster
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I ran the Speeder Bike game again with a few minor adjustments to the
track and the rules. I put a gate on the other side of the Hutt palace, to
create ...
Happy New Year
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Hi everyone, normally I would be posting my "review of the year" today and
my plan for 2024 tomorrow.
But as some of you may know I'm poorly in hospital...
I'm renaming my French Pan European Federation 7th Demi Brigade Légion Etrangère to 7e Brigade Blindée , "Force et Audace"...
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OK, that is completely cool. The robot is amazing. The play or whatever they are doing is a bit odd but neat dragon.
ReplyDeleteI wouldn't mind seeing the play, or whatever it was that it appears in either.
DeleteHaha, that is awesome!
ReplyDeleteOnly thing missing is the laser beams coming out of its eyes.
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