In the post today some dice I had ordered from
Dice Shop arrived. I purchased some green dice to be used for tracking a unit's hits and also some D3 (1,1,2,2,3,3) after a suggestion from Norm of
Battlefield and Warriors. I use D3 rolls occasionally in my house rules.
In addition I am now contemplating using these D3 with some One-Hour Wargaming rules where instead of D6-2, D6 and D6+2, I will use D3-2, D3 and D3+1. While reducing the number of hits to eliminate a unit.
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Recent purchase |
On the modelling and painting side I have been able to complete a few more Necromuda gang figures for a skirmish game. Painting progress has been slow since completing my Napoleonic project just before Christmas.
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Additions to a Necromunda gang |
Part of the reason for my slow painting progress is because I have been playing a few games, including testing out a few house rules (WW2 and Sci-Fi Skirmish). Now for a couple of photos from the WW2 games in black and white for a bit of fun.
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An advancing German Armoured Car comes under fire |
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A couple of Tiger tanks well positioned on hill |
The black and white photos are very "Grantesque" - nice.
ReplyDeleteThank you. I still enjoy flicking through those black and white photos in the Grant's book Battle Practical Wargaming.
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ReplyDeleteThank you. B&W pictures certainly give a different feel.
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