Hello Sylvain, Mike D here. Do you have 8 squads of American and German Inf WW 2, 16 in total? If I can find someone who is interested in learning the rules I think I have thought of a way to play an

Hello John, Mike Dolan here. Do you every go to the Friday night games at Imperial Outpost? I live about 20 minutes from that location. -- Mike Dolan

You said it dude! Sophisticated, charming AND humble to boot - I am so glad to have earned those accolades, Bob - and all because I wore my club shirt!! BTW I am pretty sure I cannot make any of the

I just read this on Facebook. A giant of our hobby just left us

And very humble as well...

No objection from me! JC (who - as has been established - by wearing the only club shirt the last game day, is therefore proved to be both "sophisticated and charming" [per B. Rodgers Esq.]

You don’t “have to". But we’ll all point at you and whisper. Then after a few beers we’ll stop whispering and make fun of you out loud. You know, the usual.

I think Sylvain's analysis is spot on. Ray Sent from my Verizon, Samsung Galaxy smartphone

Yeah, Do we have too?

The order has been submitted. Ordering 7 shirts in this second order. We should be getting them in 2-3 weeks. Now that those who want shirts have ordered them, I propose that the 1st club meeting of

Wow! Would love to try!

It was done and it was a lot of fun :-)

We did Waterloo and Austerlitz on my table using Age of Eagles. We did Borodino in my garage using Imperial Lances. So, it can be done.

Bob, I agree but there are a lot of meeting engagements and run up to battles that can be fun. I'm thinking of the 1805 Russian retreat down the Danube after the Austrian fiasco at ULM and the 1809

Bob You are Correct I think that general de brigade or black powder is good for a small section of a large battle or a small Battle. A division a side (a brigade per player) being the scale. A corps

General de Brigade is 1:20 (36-man Battalions) scale. To compare, Empire is 1:60 (12-man Battalions). Having never played it, I assume that each player could run about a Division. Probably couldn't

Cool--thanks for the nappy minis ruleset rundown (say that 3x fast!)! Sounds like there is a lot of cool stuff out there, with honorable mention going to Age of Eagles and General de Brigade. I'll

Bob - My first wargame set of rules was Column Line and Square (CLS). It was a fun game, the "battle manual" was a 3" loose leaf binder but you need lots of figures (An Austrian battalion was 60

I guess a lot of this depends on whether we want to play a tactical game or a more senior level game. My preference would be a higher level game, but, what the heck, tactical games can be fun too.

Age of Eagles works for me.