The latest issue of this magazine arrived on Friday, and I have been reading it over the weekend.
The articles included in this issue are:
There were no 'stand out' articles this month, but there was plenty of them that were worth reading. For example, Conrad Kinch's column pointed me towards several things on YouTube that look of as if they might be of interest to me, and Jim Webster's article and rules about street fighting made me realise that I really ought to consider trying to wargame urban fighting one day.
One feels that after a period of hiatus this magazine is beginning to find its feet. Its layout seems to have improved considerably over recent months and one pleasing development is the fact the the Club Directory has shrunk to just two pages.
The articles included in this issue are:
- Welcome (i.e. the editorial) by John Treadaway
- Forward observer
- Send three and fourpence: The Last Picture Show by Conrad Kinch
- Reinventing an old friend: Part Four by Jon Sutherland
- Who would live in a house like this?: A ruinous construction somewhere – somewhen – on the Eastern Front by Dave Tuck (who wrote the text) and Malc Johnston (who took the photographs)
- Street fighting man: Down in the ghetto there's petrol bombs to be thrown ...by Jim Webster (who wrote the text) and Malc Johnston (who took the photographs)
- Darker Horizons
- Fantasy Facts
- Gaslands: Campaign rules for Osprey's new dystopian death sports game by Mike Hutchinson (who wrote the text and took some of the photographs) and John Treadaway (who also took some of the photographs)
- Building Fenris Descending: Scratch building robots by Jeremey Claridge
- Worlds apart: A show report about Derby Worlds 2017 by John Treadaway
- Recce
- Bridge over foaming water: The continuing tales of a wargames widow by Diane Sutherland
- Up the palace: A show report about SELWG 2017 by John Treadaway
- Club Directory
There were no 'stand out' articles this month, but there was plenty of them that were worth reading. For example, Conrad Kinch's column pointed me towards several things on YouTube that look of as if they might be of interest to me, and Jim Webster's article and rules about street fighting made me realise that I really ought to consider trying to wargame urban fighting one day.
One feels that after a period of hiatus this magazine is beginning to find its feet. Its layout seems to have improved considerably over recent months and one pleasing development is the fact the the Club Directory has shrunk to just two pages.
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