Historical Miniature Wargames
Janne N had once again brewn a nice and very topical scenario for 20mm FoF that managed to have four separate sides with different objectives. Our stage is a quiet if more than somewhat bombed out Syrian rural town. A closer look reveals little activity. There is plenty of ruins, car wrecks… and what looks like a truck still …
After the summer vacation we did the second game for the tryout FoF campaign. Unfortunately with just so few pics I just can’t recall anything else that me and Mr V were playing against at least Aksu. I have vague recollections of persistent fighting near the oil tank but that’s about it. Sorry! The chits are, btw, used as objectives. …
Moving from Blogger to our actual site with our after action reports. Which also means that I’ll have to get off my lazy butt and polish up the pictures and write some texts as well. No more Mr Lazy Sod! We decide to check how FoF’s own campaign system worked and decided to play a short campaign Germany. Instead …
We made these cards to help us determine the mission in our FoF campaign games. You can use them in conjunction with the full rules on page 147 of the book – just print them out on the paper size of your choice, cut out, and use as handy reminders of what your team should do. PDF – A4 size …
by John Reeves, Greg Novak, Kurt Hummitzch, RAFM Miniatures 1997 In Charlie Company each figure represents one man and each player usually plays with just one squad that has more or less 10 men (usually much less…). What makes this game different from others is that all players play American troops and game master plays the opposing NVA/VC troops. This …
I have been painting some cold war era soviets for our Force on Force games. Sandsmodels from the UK has recently re-launched their 20 mm Soviet motor rifle infantry and VDV figures. They also do engineers and artillery crew. UAZ staff car. The nice resin model comes with four metal crew figures. The picture is from one of our Force …