"TSATF in 6mm" Topic

Has anyone tried playing TSATF or any of its variants in 6mm? Perhaps 800 Fighting Englishmen?

I'm thinking that perhaps the way to do this is to have a base with 3–4 6mm figures that basically take the place of the individual model in 15mm or 25mm. This would give the effect of a much larger army without altering gameplay. The rules would apply to the whole base as if it were a single figure in larger scale.

Has anyone tried something similar, or done something completely different in 6mm?

Yes, I based my British, Dervish, Zulus 10 to a base ( half a platoon ) Afghans and Boers are 4 to a base for more flexibility in their units movement and deployment. Just did a solo battle using Dervish vs Brits playing One Hour Wargame rules. It went about 6 turns and was good fun. I have used TSATF as well several times, using unit cards to record losses.

I have read about people using multi figure 6mm – 15mm stands to represent the lone 25mm figure/stand.

800 fighting englishmen is designed for larger battles and is what I would use for 6mm.

In the end a "base" is just a counter. What is on the counter simply replaces printed information. So instead of a unit symbol you have a figure. Whether that's one 25mm or ten 6mm makes no difference 99% of the time.

I play Lion Rampant/Men Who Would Be Kings this way (though my colonials use big bases so we do 1 stand = 2 figures). Works a treat and we don't change s single thing about the rules.

Great fun! Thank you, all!

Would make the range of weapon scale much closer relative to the figures.