In this post, I want to give you my opinion about using the Tabletop Simulator for miniature wargames. With the current Corvid-19 pandemic still going strong, I was faced with an unknown problem: I can’t play with my mates because of all those lockdown stuff. Sure, the Tabletop Simulator is … Show me more
In my Pulp Wargaming series, I already covered topics like rules for pulp wargaming or movies as inspiration for pulp wargaming. But of course, you can’t play without miniatures. So where to buy pulp miniatures? Antediluvian Miniatures (UK) Antediluvian miniatures offer some very interesting ranges. At first, I want to … Show me more
This is the third post of my Pulp Wargaming series. Today I want to cover my Top 10 pulp movies for wargaming. And please note, this list is highly subjective. So let’s dive in. Why movies matter for wargamers As wargamers, we are constantly searching for new ideas. Not surprisingly, … Show me more
This is the second part of my Chain of Command AAR about our Normandy campaign. While this post covers the final game (game #3), you can find the AAR of the first two games here. Until this point, the Germans had a tough time losing booth previous games. But who … Show me more
Recently, we played some games of Chain of Command from Two Fat Lardies and had great fun. But playing single games without any connection isn’t satisfying. So we decided to give our games more meaning and start a campaign. We bought the At the sharp end campaign handbook and the Kampfgruppe … Show me more