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Hi guys I may have missed something here, but reading thru the list what is Somou? Is this a campaign system that I should know about? Dave "Head down an' diggin'"

Egg Okay, I've looked at the armour of the Jagdpanzer IV and the Panzer IVH. We seem to be using different data here for armour thickness, so it's probably best for me to explain the method I've

Egg Right, I've looked at your individual points. 1. Indeed the Nashorn, Jagdpanther and Tiger II should have the same strike factor, and they do, 15, in the final skewed figures. 2. The

Egg Thanks for that. Sorry for delay but I have only just got back from the old summer holidays. As mentioned the information I sent was raw, to the extent that I'd done the basic calculations in

Even if he had 25 dice I'd still fancy my chances against Sid in a dice fight! Richard Clarke wrote:

Hi Rich Thanks for the Armour lists.The dice look do-able. Where did you get the original data from? I haven't looked through the eyeties yet but some of the German and allied vehicle stats look

The raw data for the Italian armoured vehicles is now available. Frankly my technological limitations mean that I am quite unable to post this in the Files section, but if anyone fancies doing that

Oh yeah, and the strike factor will also take into account better shells later in the war, and various other additions such as squeeze bore adaptions to weapons, the raw data for the 2 pounder

In fact, as per Dave's comments, if anyone out there wants the raw data for all of the tanks covering the whole war I do have them prepared. The only caveat I would put on this is that these

Dave Glad you liked them. In answer to your queries. No, a section may not use its own dice to remove wounds, this is a function peculiar to a "Big Man". In effect the term "wound" is actually

Thanks for the rules and supplements, especially the late war stuff which got us started without buying a whole load of gear. Weve had some great games using the sort of force sizes you

So desperate was I to help with this that I searched on the net. The "Penhaolonga Piper" (actually Penhalonga)performed by MacKenzie Pipes and Strings is available from Amazon - try this url:

I think WRG may have something you can use. Failing that try the chemist. The Penhaolonga Piper sounds like an aeroplane. Can I borrow the CD - my daughter needs to take a song of her choice into

Hoots! Had some colonials around at the weekend for a few beers, somehow the conversation got onto bagpipes (okay, lots of beers). They told me the story of the Penhaolonga Piper in the Rhodesian

Hoots! Had some colonials around at the weekend for a few beers, somehow the conversation got onto bagpipes (okay, lots of beers). They told me the story of the Penhaolonga Piper in the Rhodesian

Aynsley, I quite like General Quarters. These are essentially a campaign set of rules for WWII, with a very simplified combat system. There is also a WWI supplement which also adds new rules for

Sonmou has been, in my view, a good, old fashioned fun campaign. As everyone already knows, I have no bloody idea what on earth I am doing in almost every game I play, and despite thinking up ways to

Oh gosh, I'm all a'flutter thanks to you kind words Mr Skinner. Were you not such a pillock they would have some value. Seriously folks, "And this is me", as Mike Yarwood used to say, I am not

Richard, The current IABSM campaign around Sonmou is drawing regretably to a close. It's been an excellent mechanism to play and the rule dynamics have worked really well on the table. Together,