"Tsushima – Russo-Japanese War Naval AAR" Topic

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NCC1717	13 May 2017 6:25 p.m. PST
This weekend the local HMGS-South group played a Russo-Japanese War naval battle based on the Battle of Tsushima. link
Bozkashi Jones	16 May 2017 4:56 a.m. PST
I can't believe you've not had a response on this yet NCC! That is an absolutely superb looking game. I love to see so many ships on the table – sorry if I missed it, but what scale? I like the division movement trays too; do the look as unobtrusive in real life as in the photos? I can see me nicking that idea for my Battle stations Battle stations games. Nick
138SquadronRAF	16 May 2017 9:31 a.m. PST
You used computer generated results. Are the rules commercially available?
NCC1717	16 May 2017 2:52 p.m. PST
Nick, thanks very much. They are 1/6000 scale Figurehead miniatures with a 1/18000 ground scale (1" = 500 yards). The trays don't seem obtrusive to me, but I have had negative comments on this board about them in the past, so it is a matter of taste. I really need them to make moving the ships practical and to reduce wear on the models. 138Sdq, the code is not and probably never will be available. Too much trouble, and I never stop changing the code. I've made several revisions just based on the player's comments and what happened in this game.

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