WW1 Photos and Rules

[Sally]

We have started to play test Hex based WW1 rules, so here's a few photos of our games.

We are aiming to develop a generic system which can be used throughout the war, but are initially focussing on early war western front.

[Gabz]

that looks great. do you need any help playtesting ?

[Paul K]

Sure would welcome vital feedback once the first draft is available. The WW1 game mechanics were developed for a big Cambrai game some years back. The same chap who wrote this set is helping develop and write a more comprehensive updated version.

[Gabz]

ok . I look forward to seeing them when they are ready.

[dane]

I see from Facebook Paul as been doing a bit of painting:)

Dane

[Sally]

James and Paul busy play testing the WW1 Rules! They are shaping up nicely and will be available shortly

[von Klinkerhoffen]

Some intense expressions there. Looking forward to these.

Why is there a vertical board going around the table?

[dane]

Hi Von Kinkerhoffen

Sally puts a white board up for when she takes close up photos as can be seen in the first lot of photos at the top.

Dane

[Paul K]

James and I revisited the wargame table to check out the effect of long range rifle fire on troops advancing in the open - despite the look on our faces it worked quite well with this time the French on the recieving end! We didn't bother to take the white boards down - didn't want to upset Sally

[von Klinkerhoffen]

Hi Von Kinkerhoffen

Sally puts a white board up for when she takes close up photos as can be seen in the first lot of photos at the top.

Dane

That makes sense; a bit obvious now you come to mention it.