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I received a flyer this morning asking me to contact gamers I know to let them know that Colours 2003 will NOT be at the Hexagon in Reading this year, but will instead be at Newbury racecourse. It

My pleasure, supplement on its way. Richard --- jcshevlin <jcshevlin@...> wrote: > Hi Richard

Hi Richard I would be pleased if you could email me a copy too. By the way thanks for the clarification on direct firing artillery pieces. Cheers Jimbo <philips107s2003@y...> wrote: weeks

More food for thought and general blurb on nebelwerfers. A brief Google search comes up with two intersting individual experiences/views on nebelwerfers: (at Monte Cassino) "...nebelwerfers would

The comments I made yesterday about adjustment for calibre are, I should stress, only for indirect fire. Direct fire, which we presume to be more accurate, is already covered with different dice

Ken I shall mail it to you this very day. I am sure that your charges would probably be much happier playing with King Tigers and Sherman Jumbos! Agreed on the list. I hope to get some more

Richard I would be very interested in receiving a copy of the D-Day supplement. I'm just back at work now having spent a couple of weeks in Normandy, so I'm raring to go on that score. Could you

Greetings Lard Pickers Couple of issues that may need you to scribble in your otherwise pristine rules. Nebelwerfers. The main rules will now have the following detail for these nasty

Richard Some thoughts on "Nebelwerfer". There were three main variants in design: Nebelwerfer 41 - 6 barrelled 2 wheeled carriage - fired all 6 projectiles during 90 seconds range up to 8000

Rich, my thoughts are that Nebelwerfers fired 6 or more shells in a pattern so the way to handle them would be, for each launcher firing, to determine the centre using the deviation dice as normal

Am attempting to finalise the rules on these beggars. Inaccurate but deadly seems to be the general analysis, but more importantly a nasty morale impact. As such I was inclined to say the

I am unsure whether to say "hurrah" or just "thank f*@%" at the moment. If anyone (or everyone) would like a look I am happy to email current list members for no charge. Actually this seems like a

Dave Okay, I've had a look at the spotting rules. You are correct there is no base figure that one then ammends as per lots of rules, the reason being that I think that is unrealistic. There are so

Hello all I am unsure exactly how spotting works, there dosn't seem to be a basic roll we have to achieve. It seems a bit vague. Any help gratefully received Dave "Head down an' diggin'"

I've had a couple of inquiries off list about making cards for your games. As anyone who has coughed up for the rules knows there is one page of examples in the back, but nowt else. The reason for

Whoops, Call, me Mr Sodding-Useless if you will, but there's the stuff that should have gone to Jimbo in person rather than "on list". Any other bugger interested can read it and make their mind

Jimbo Too Fat Lardies standard propaganda is below, which I send to everyone before they consider making a purchase. My guess is that they won't suit everyone! They are card driven, producing

Jimbo, How kind your compliments are, if possibly understated! I shall send you some stuff offline and you may decide if you want to dip your toe into the world of Fat Lardies. However, welcome

Hi I have just joined the group inspired by Richard's excellent articles on wargaming Calais in one of the glossies. Just need to know how do I go about getting a copy of the rules and the 1940

Dave It is and it isn't a list issue. The playtest group ran a mini campaign recently as a means of testing some ideas. This was based around a German attempt to seize a Belgain bridge at a