"1/72 Sudan Gordon Relief Force" Topic

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cameronian	14 Apr 2019 6:04 a.m. PST
The desert Coloumn: 1/72 plastics and some 20mm metals; Organized for Hordes of The Things (HOTT) rules. Left shiny for the 'toy soldier' look.
Editor in Chief Bill	14 Apr 2019 5:41 p.m. PST
Why HotT?
cameronian	15 Apr 2019 12:59 a.m. PST
I'm not a 'historical accuracy' enthusiast with respect to fighting battles, I'm merely out to be entertained. a) The rules are simple and straightforward. b) The plethora of troop types on both sides, i.e. rifles, artillery, machine guns, cavalry versus spears, swords, rifles and cavalry allows a fantasy rule set to easily cover the ground House rules cover things like: casualty tracking morale mods to troop specs.

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