"Are you a 10mm gamer?" Topic

Do you wargame in 10mm scale?

Yes.

1/144th, or 12mm, though some call the close approximation of 1/150th – 1/160th, 10mm as well, so yes, close enough.

I am. I game Fantasy, several armies there including Kislev, Empire, Chaos, Orcs, Elves and Ogres, Crimean War and English Civil War all in 10mm. Great scale, really gives the feel of a big battle.

Yes, for ACW and 1 of my WWII scales.

I use 10mm Pendraken and 12mm Kallistra (the two do not mix) – I also use Kallistra hex terrain and both these scales fit well with that system.

WW 1 East Africa. Range is small so I do a lot of converting.

Absolutely, what Mako11 said, (we game together). Ancients, Napoleonic, ACW and WW II.

Yes. It's been my primary scale since 1998. I also do 5mm (H&R and Irregular), 6-8mm (Adler and Baccus) 15, 20 and (finally took the plunge) 28mm as well.

Yep, WWII and ACW.

SYW,

Tally Ho!

No. 6mm for bigger battles, 15mm or 6mm for 75 – 100 figs per side, 28mm for 50 per side or less.

Yep! Anybody remember my 10mmWorld website? :)

Yes

I would for Cold War to Modern but it's pretty hard to get vehicles and figures. There are plenty of Tank Museum etc. tanks knocking around but nowhere near enough APCs.

Yes – currently working on early WW1.

Have painted a lot of the Pendraken range for other people though – great figures.

I have played Modern, WW1 and WW2 with Pendraken figures and vehicles using Force on Force for Modern and using Rapid Fire for WW1 and WW2. I think 10mm is very good if you want a lot of vehicles and troops. I prefer it to 15mm and 6mm.

Yes! WWII, ACW, Fantasy, and Medieval. And have frequently played WWI and Napoleonics with friends collections.

To me it is the perfect scale for mass-effect, and still being able to see what figures are meant to represent. In my opinion, 15mm always looked to big, and 6mm too small.

WW 2 and 3.

Yes. All my 19th century stuff are pendraken 10mm.

No, I think that 5/6mm, 15mm, 20mm and 35/28mm are enough.

No, but if I knew the scale existed when I started I might have gone with it instead of 6 and 15.

WWI in 10mm, 12mm, 1/144, N-scale (1/148, 1/150, 1/160):
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Just started 10/12mm WWII in North Africa. I use Pithead vehicles because the sculpts are good, the scale consistent and the range pretty much complete. And nicely priced!

yes, you name it I game it. All in 10mm.

jon

Most of my stuff is 15mm but I do have British and Ottoman Empire in 10mm for middle eastern fronts in the Great War.

No, I game 6mm and 15mm, which sort of eliminates any real advantage to gaming in 10mm.

Yes

No, I game 20mm and larger.

Yes, WWII and Fantasy

About to, 1 the Augsburg range from Pendraken and 2 Piquet rules, I noted its ugly/beautiful rules recently, so funds being saved to see this project happen 2016 :)
Cheers all happy gaming

yes , I have several large fantasy armies and 5-6 ancient armies in 10mm scale

No. I thought long and hard abut it both for FPW and WW2 but in the end it seemed an unhappy compromise between the detail of 15mm and larger and the ease of storage and transportation 6mm and less.

So I just game in 2mm, 6mm, 15mm, 20mm and 54mm:)

I have it in ancients, WW2, AWI, WSS but have yet to actually have a game with any of them.

I have ACW, ECW and fantasy armies in 10mm. ThE ACW army is the largest. I have about 1500 painted and another 700 to go.

Thanks,

John

Yes, for ACW.

Also have some Romans but I haven't really painted them up.

Yes, 10mm fantasy with Pendraken and Kallistra, which mix quite well (as long as you are selective about which units you use).

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Yes -mostly Scruby N-gauge.

I have 10mm Napoleonics but never gamed with them.

WWII and Cold War for me.

Sure, I play Wings of War/Glory, and theoretically land-games too – got the scenery and troops, just not the opponents!

No. 15s are all I need in a smaller scale.

Yes, WW2, Crimean War, WSS, League of Augsburg, Medieval, "Dark Ages".
My favourite scale for most periods- miniatures are easy to paint, but have recognisable detail, cheap to buy and you can play with good sized units on relatively small tables.

Yep. ACW, Napoleonics, FPW.

I have occasionally drafted a 10mm miniature as a 15mm halfling, but that's as close as I get.

Yep!

Yes. Lots.

Yep, 1859

Yes.
Ancients
Dark Ages
Napoleonic
American Civil War

I do ACW in 10 mm, 15/18 mm, and 25 mm, nearly went to 40 mm but finally came to my senses over that scale!! Also, for a few years did Napoleonic in both 10 mm and 15mm, but when storage became a problem I sold off the 10 mm collection only because it was the larger of the two!