"Annual Brisbane Muster - My take and AAR" Topic

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WarDepotDavid	12 Apr 2009 6:28 a.m. PST
Just posted all the pics and an AAR of the demo for Koenig Krieg that I played. Check it out at wardepot.blogspot.com Regards, David wardepot.blogspot.com \| milsims.blogspot.com
Another Account Deleted	12 Apr 2009 6:34 a.m. PST
Koenig Krieg is being re-released? WoW! The basing looks the same. Have any of the rules been changed/updated or is it still the same game?
WarDepotDavid	12 Apr 2009 1:51 p.m. PST
I never saw the old one but this one plays very very well and the support and information being included is amazing. And I am a big Empire fan! A decent game can be played with 2 players in a couple of hours. It is really easy to learn too. Look up koenigkrieg.com Regards, David wardepot.blogspot.com \| milsims.blogspot.com
Procopius	12 Apr 2009 10:06 p.m. PST
Neal, the rules have been updated and refined by the new owner. The basing is: Skirmishers 12.5mm x 25mm Infantry 20mm x 25mm Lt Cav. 25mm x 25mm Heavy Ca. 25mm x 50mm Artillery 30mm x 40mm Artillery Limber 30mm x 80mm Brigade Command Size and shape of an Oz 50c piece Army Command Larger Octagon (Not sure of the size, my moulds are out in the workshop) I make all the above bases from polyurethane resin at a very reasonable price. My website is NOT up yet, but the bases will be on there once I load all my stock data onto my new site. it WILL BE fernvalescenics.com ONCE I have done that. Maybe in a week or two. Cheers, Glynn Fernvale Specialty Scenics "I love the smell of resin in the morning." ~ Apolyester Now!
Procopius	12 Apr 2009 10:08 p.m. PST
Ooops, btw, the Muster was a good weekend. Gerry is a great host and all the regulars are nice folks. Looking forward to next year. Cheers, Glynn

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