Tag Archives: WWII
The Pulp Serial Game: Rise of the Dead 01NOV2014
To celebrate All Hallows Eve, we had a great time with the first play-test of my Pulp Serial Game (TPSG). TPSG is the 20th Century variant of The Movie Cowboy Game. In case you don’t know what I am talking … Continue reading
WWII – 15mm Pacific Theater of Operations (PTO) – Invasion! 07SEP2013
At the SOUTHERN FRONT con in Raleigh (weekend of 6-8 SEP2013), I had a great time. On Saturday, my buddy Bruce and I ran three inter-linked games set in the Pacific Theater of Operations during the fall of ’44. The … Continue reading
WWII – 15mm Pacific Theater of Operations (PTO) – Under Construction! 24AUG2013
I am getting ready to embark on something new, because of something old. The new – 15mm operations in the Pacific. The old – a few years back a gamer acquaintance, Dexter, passed away and his gaming things were bequeathed … Continue reading
24SEP2012 – 28mm WWII – Operation Husky – Sicily July ’43 – Ka-blewey!
The Allies just spent another hot July day in Sicily. Not that the weather was bad, but the flying lead and tungsten were enough to make one sweat! We re-visited Operation Husky in a death duel for a small Italian town. … Continue reading
28mm WWII – Operation Husky – Sicily July, 1943
Scenario – Operation Husky – Sicily July 1943 Been a while since I posted and I need to catch up. This summer has been full of Navy stuff, Historicon, Dwarves, Drow, and WWII. Starting with the latest first. Phot Gallery: … Continue reading
Arsenal of Democracy (and the Axis too!) 11JAN2012
Demented! An accurate description of my current state of mind. That is at least with respect to WWII gaming acquisitions. Or maybe the word should be Addicted, as I scoop up yet another SOLIDO AFV and scour e-bay for deals. … Continue reading
WWII – Crossfire Demo 29DEC2011
WWII – Crossfire Demo While we had the winter European table set-up, we decided to take a quick side trip to WWII. Thanks in part to acquisitions from TMPers (some new German and US infantry plus some US vehicles), I … Continue reading
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