The Wargamer's Notes Quarterly No.2

The second issue of THE WARGAMER'S NOTES QUARTERLY has been published ... and it is every bit as good as the first!

This is the second edition of the no-cost online magazine that is being produced by Greg Horne (of Australia) and Stokes Schwatz (of the USA).

This issue contains the following:

• My Charge Mk 2 Project by Stuart Asquith (UK)
• Setting the Scene for Russo-Japanese Naval Armageddon – part 2 by Rob Grace (UK)
• Building Walmington-on-Sea by Noel Williams (UK)
• Antares 2401: A Narrative Science Fiction Campaign by Phil Dutré
• Quick Tips: Black outlining the easy way by Rob Grace (UK)
• Converting Plastic 20mm WW2 German Paratroopers – Part 2 by Will Harley (UK)
• Little Lead Men by Chris Gregg
• Slightly Irregular by Otto Schmidt (USA)
• Wargaming the Ninth Cape Frontier War – Part 2 by Noel Williams (UK)
• Call It Macaroni: The Test game: A Quick and Dirty Approach to Horse and Musket Warfare by Stokes Schwatrz (USA)

Unfortunately the Kursk Campaign article which is mentioned on the cover had to be held over to the next issue, but the rest of the content more than made up for my momentary disappointment. In particular Stuart Asquith's My Charge Mk 2 Project article was the one that stood out for me, mainly because it reflected so many of my own thoughts about my future wargames. Who could not resist fighting battles with lovely 30mm gloss finished Toy Soldiers that are so redolent of the original Britains figures used by H G Wells et al?

Stuart Asquith's 1st Ulhans. The figures are from the Classic 30mm range of figures produced by Spencer Smith Minatures.

If you are interested in getting hold of a copy of THE WARGAMER'S NOTES QUARTERLY, contact them at wargamersnotebook@gmail.com.

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I am not sure who owns the copyright of the photo of Stuart Asquith's figures, but the image has been reproduced for review purposes only and copyright does not lie with me.