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But think of all the 28mm terrain you can re-use for Dux Arthurians… Mordred crashing through paper screen houses, Merlin trying to collect Mistletoe from Cherry Trees… Sent: 19 March 2021

I can't decide to be honest if I should rice in. My main 28mm period is medieval Japan for which I'm using Seven Spears based on Dux. It would be nice to have a sister project using the same ruleset.

Richard: I think that 10mm would work beautifully for Dux. With a bit of planning, you can add more figures for visual effect without being too ahistorical. Plus, Pendraken's late Romans are some of

Or, if you think the line will be too wide, usé one stand as two figures, not one. [email protected]> escribió:

You've inspired me to get my 10mm AWI minis out the loft. They are currently based singly but I might do them in 2s just to make them easier to to rank and move. Considering doing Dux at 10mm also

I don't see the problem. Deploy your bases side by side as they are already two ranks deep. [email protected]> escribió:

Doug, The 2019 Lardie Magazine has a scenario, not a campaign, ‘Whata Whizz Of A Wiz...’ that has an 88 mm deployed on table. ? Allan.

Incidentally, 15mm on 40mm x 20mm is perfect for trying out huge battle sets like Horse Foot and Guns. A very different set of rules with a very different

So I decided to pick up a model 88, and before it arrives I'm wondering about colour. Ie, early or Late War?* Does the 88 figure in an on table role in any PSC? I can remember off table, but not on.

Thanks for all of the answers. I had not thought of going wide before, so I may have to experiment with that and see how it looks. I have 10mm and 15mm here to try, so I may do a few bases of each and

I agree with John’s approach - like him I have a stand of 3-4 15mm figures instead of a single 28mm for my AWI stuff. But I made the mistake of putting my Regulars in 2 ranks per base, which

My advice is not to worry about it and use the figures you have however based to play the game. The 4x2 figure firing line you will see in most 28mm games is an abstraction and not a strict reflection

I am playing SP in 10mm but that is to play on a smaller table at home. So just the regular group size of 8 figures but play using measurements in centimeters instead of inches.

Hi all, I'm sure some of you play Sharp Practice in the smaller scales (15mm and under) and have multi-figure bases. By this, I mean having the usual number of bases in a unit (say 8), but having

Yep, but they aren’t free ? And my signed copies are not going out to play. Cheers Doug Sent: 11 March 2021 17:22 To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [TooFatLardies] Scenario Ideas In

In the same vein, the scenarios in the CS Grant 'Scenarios for Wargames' and 'Scenarios for all ages' also work well the same way wrote:

I am pretty sure someone else would have pointed these out, but some nice Black Powder scenarios from Barry Hilton et al that would translate very neatly into Sharp Practice scenarios. Simply replace

Thanks for posting this, fantastic material on that site. Allan Doran via groups.io <ajd_1204@...> hat am 03.02.2021

Thanks chaps.

We tend to run top MGs on half tracks as 6d6 for this reason. It's still more dice than the gun would get operated by a single man on foot, and has the added advantage of keeping all vehicle MGs the