This month has be pretty good gaming wise with five games played as part of the 6x6 challenge. Two were WW2 naval games and three were 19th century imagi-nations games.
There were also a number of smaller games played as I mess around with some 19th century European rules. After a series of these small games over both the this week and last week, the rule changes seem to be settling down.
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| A small game underway to test out some rules |
So at the end of June my 6x6 challenge progress stands at:
- One Hour Wargames (Tank-on-Tank) SciFi Variant - 6 games completed in February
- Dark Ages with Dux Bellorum (Osprey) - 6 games completed in January using paper armies
- WW2 Naval (Pz8 rules) - 4 games played to date.
- 19th Century European Imagi-Nations OHW - 3 games played in June.
- Galleys and Galleons (Ganesha Games) - purchased "Wargame the Spanish Armada 1588" by Peter Dennis for the paper models. 2 games were played in April.
- Hundred Years War using Lion Rampant (Osprey) - 6 games completed as part of a series of campaign games.
I was planing to play a WW1 game, but having finished painting my 19th century imagi-nations armies the temptation to get them on the tabletop was too great and I switched them for the planned WW1 games.
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| WW2 naval at the start of the game |
2017 is half finished and you have completed much more than half your 6x6 games.
ReplyDeleteWell done, Peter!
I am really enjoying playing through the 6x6 challenge set by Kaptain Kobold (of The Stronghold Rebuilt) at the start of the year. It has forced me to get out a couple of rulesets which were just sitting on the bookshelf.
DeleteCongrats on getting two imagi-nation armies painted up, a lot of rewarding play to be had there.
ReplyDeleteThank you. I am really taken by the Spencer Smith models which can be simply painted and the gloss finish hides any painting sins. They are the focus of my gaming at present while I get the rules to a state I am happy with. Not too far away I hope.
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