The editor of THE NUGGET sent me the latest issue yesterday, and I hope to send PDF format to all the members of Wargame Developments later today. A printed copy will be posted out (along with a printed edition of N326) when our printer is once again open for business ... which we hope will not be too far in the future.
This issue contains details of the VCOW (Virtual Conference of Wargamers) programme as they stand at the moment, although they may well be subject to change before the whole thing is finalised. The places for VCOW are limited, and we have already had nearly fifty bookings. It is still not too late to book a place, and this can be done by selecting the PayPal button on the VCOW blog and paying the £5.00 fee.
IMPORTANT: Please note that this is the nineth issue and last issue of THE NUGGET to be published for the 2019-2020 subscription year.
A re-subscription reminder will be sent to members in due course, but as I do not expect the annual subscription cost to rise, you may re-subscribe using the existing PayPal buttons on the relevant page of the website.
This issue contains details of the VCOW (Virtual Conference of Wargamers) programme as they stand at the moment, although they may well be subject to change before the whole thing is finalised. The places for VCOW are limited, and we have already had nearly fifty bookings. It is still not too late to book a place, and this can be done by selecting the PayPal button on the VCOW blog and paying the £5.00 fee.
IMPORTANT: Please note that this is the nineth issue and last issue of THE NUGGET to be published for the 2019-2020 subscription year.
A re-subscription reminder will be sent to members in due course, but as I do not expect the annual subscription cost to rise, you may re-subscribe using the existing PayPal buttons on the relevant page of the website.
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G'Day Bob, best wishes for VCOW, it looks like it's shaping up to be a big event. Cheers Greg
ReplyDeleteDelta Coy (Greg),
DeleteG'Day to you Greg! In many ways it is shaping up to be somewhat similar to the original Moor Park conference, which should make it a bit different and rather interesting.
All the best,
Bob