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Matt, if you don’t object, I’ll add you and your wife to my daily prayers. So sorry you are going through this trial. Byron

Hi Matt, I had heard, but I didn't realise it was that bad. Please give Debs my best. I'll hold a place open for you. Cheers, Jim

I’ll be there again if all is well at home. My wife was diagnosed with a terminal brain tumour last June so I’ve no idea where we will be with that. I think the charge is fine. Most Lardy days do

In 10mm I tend to use a different base size/format and in all scales I tend to use terrain pieces (logs, rocks, bushes) to denote the level of the big man.

Best Regards Mike Leese (N. Wales)

Command Vehicle with 4 rocks = Big Man level 4 Sent from my Samsung Galaxy smartphone.

I use rocks on the base to denote a big man Sent from my Samsung Galaxy smartphone.

Hi All, The sixth installment of Wor Lard will be on April 25th (once again the Saturday after Salute). Rich Clarke has confirmed his attendance and although he hasn't definitely said what game he's

For a big man you could put a radio operator on the same base. I know someone who puts his Arabian army commander on a flying carpet with dancing girls on the same base. So a radio op might not be

I've played and written up several scenarios for the specials over the years. From Sharp Practice (Mex-US war, WW I, WW II, Vietnam, and hypothetical pre WW I scenarios). A couple from Nam and one for

Thanks, Derek. Great resource especially for guys like me who complain that nobody has written any scenarios......? ;)

For my 6mm ww2 stuff, I base the infantry on 1p coins and the big men on 2p coins. I use as many figures as the BMs level as a quick visual reminder. Then fill out the base with odd jeeps, kettenkrads

FWIW, I'll just say that the Skirmish Campaigns books are great. Very detailed maps, order of battle, etc. In many respects however it seems like far too few figures/men to what actually took place

Ooooo that's nice! But a new born and kiddie #4? Your hands will be full! Congratulations on the addition to your clan though. James

I'm on their website. were these e-books?

Sorry to hear. Though a common problem for the German's during this period. The Russians did have ammunition problems for the KVs, there are a lot of stories of them just ploughing around German

That's brillant rovens!

I use rounds for troops and then rectangular bases with a label for big men.

Love the green base cloth. You have done a great job with the randomised splotches. I try to add a little variation in height to table, even if it is a thin book or round edged shape. Some

Just a thought but could the Big Man be a 10mm miniature? --