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Friday 24 January 2014

Miniature Wargames with Battlegames Issue 370

The latest issue of MINIATURE WARGAMES WITH BATTLEGAMES magazine arrived in this afternoon's post.


The articles included in this issue are:
  • Briefing (i.e. the editorial) by Henry Hyde
  • Forward observer by Neil Shuck
  • Clean Sweep: The continuing tales of a wargames widow by Diane Sutherland
  • Fantasy Facts: The latest releases for genre fans by John Treadaway
  • The rise of Macedon 360-340 BC: Can you conquer ancient Greece? by Andrew Rolph
  • Send three and fourpence by Conrad Kinch
  • Wargaming with Wesencraft: Meeting the legendary practical wargamer by Paul Stevenson and Robbie Rodiss
  • Shedquarters story: One man's dream of tabletop nirvana by Graham Evans
  • Battle of the Kalka River 1223: The longest reconnaissance in the world part 3 by Mick Sayce
  • In circo: Formula 1, 1st century AD style by Arthur Harman
  • How to play the Spanish: Abandon prejudice and reap the rewards by Brian North
  • Invader 1066: Rules for the Norman invasion and beyond by Stuart Smith
  • Recce
  • The Battlegames Combat Stress Appeal report by Henry Hyde
A simple campaign system, two sets of rules, and an interview of one of the less well-known but very influential early British wargamers ... what more could one ask for for only £4.25?

4 comments:

  1. A must buy magazine these days. I collected mine from the local W H Smiths yesterday but I have not had time to peer within yet!

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  2. Jim Duncan,

    In my opinion it is by far and away the best of the commercial magazines by a mile. I read almost every article, even if it is not about a period that particularly interests me.

    All the best,

    Bob

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  3. Yes. My favourite mag these days. In the past year it has gone from being the weakest publication out there to being the best. Thoughtful and useful articles in every issue. Well done Henry and the quality contributors.

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  4. Alan Charlesworth,

    I totally agree. Henry Hyde has done wonders, and has produced a magazine that seems to be written by wargames for wargamers ... and not to fulfil the needs of a commercial interest or interests.

    All the best,

    Bob

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