The latest issue of MINIATURE WARGAMES WITH BATTLEGAMES magazine arrived in the post this morning.
The articles included in this issue are:
The second article about the Wiener Planspielregeln covered the advanced rules and included a scenario for the Battle of Mortain, and Jeffrey James' piece about wargaming the Danish invasion of England included a detailed description of Richard Brooks' MIDDLE AGED SPREAD wargames rules.
Yet another good issue with plenty to interest most wargamers.
The articles included in this issue are:
- Briefing (i.e. the editorial) by Henry Hyde
- Forward observer by Neil Shuck
- Quay to success: The continuing tales of a wargames widow by Diane Sutherland
- Fantasy Facts: Focusing on figures by John Treadaway
- First in the field: Don Featherstone's place in wargame history by John Curry
- Salamanca's siren call: Part 3: organising our units by Henry Hyde
- Command challenge: Attack on Popadopoli Island October 1918 by Rob Broom
- Send three and fourpence by Conrad Kinch
- The importance of imagi-nation: World-building for wargamers in a nutshell by Matt Moran
- Plenty of Weigle room: "Are they Prussians?" by Tim Beresford and Mike Siggins
- Wiener Planspielregeln: Combined Arms Wargaming 1940 – 1970: Part 2 by Franz Ehart
- An onslaught of spears: Gaming the Danish invasion of England by Jeffrey James
- Recce
- The Battlegames Combat Stress Appeal report by Henry Hyde
- The Secret Eye Candy Pages: Colours 2013 by Henry Hyde
The second article about the Wiener Planspielregeln covered the advanced rules and included a scenario for the Battle of Mortain, and Jeffrey James' piece about wargaming the Danish invasion of England included a detailed description of Richard Brooks' MIDDLE AGED SPREAD wargames rules.
Yet another good issue with plenty to interest most wargamers.


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