"Lone Warrior Blog Update 02/10/2013" Topic

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20thmaine	02 Oct 2013 11:06 a.m. PST
Lots of new items on the Lone Warrior Blog, the Solo Wargamers Association's online presence. First up – a new article of the month, an excellent system for making decisons during a battle. It's Chris Grice's "Artifical Intelligence" reprinted from Lone Warrior Issues 131 : PDF link In the classic wargame book section Jonathan Aird reviews ‘The Second Anglo-Boer War' By Edwin Herbert PDF link The back issue Table of Contents have been updated link – very useful for finding the most useful back issue pdf's to purchase ! Jonathan Aird reviews some very handy ready to use Resin Walls from Javis : PDF link Paul Le Long gives a precis of two Ospreys – Vosper MBTs PDF link and The Channel Island fortifications PDF link Rob Morgan reviews the Mike Yarrow Figures Cyclops range lonewarriorswa.com/cyclops and discusses ways of using them. Lots of great ideas – enjoy !
fullerena	02 Oct 2013 12:57 p.m. PST
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20thmaine	02 Oct 2013 2:53 p.m. PST
In continuous publication since 1976 – issues have been most of the time quarterly or bi-monthly. Currently it is a quarterly magazine which seems to work very well. IMHO it's always been a good read, but is particularly so at the moment. Having the blog to shift shorter items and reviews onto has been a real success – and obviously not something editors had the chance to do 20 or 30 years ago! The classic wargame book reviews have been helpful to me – I've bought 4 volumes because of it (had quite a few already) and am considering some others.

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