thanks you for your donations.The Wargamers' Annual 2019
Charles S Grant
ISBN: 978-1-85818-755-6
80 pages
297mm x 210mm
Paperback
£15.00 GBP
Once again, the regular contributors (and there is room for you too, you know) have provided a wide selection of articles covering a range of periods and subjects. This year, we have everything from the Dark Ages to the Hungarian Revolution of 1956, how to paint 6mm figures, part one of an unusual 1744 campaign, Sink the Bismarck – and much more. There are some great scenarios and lots of ideas. I am particularly pleased to include a selection of Indian Army illustration by the late Bob Marrion. Some of these, and there are more, are unsigned and I suspect not previously published.
Contents:
- Manteufel's attack at Zorndorf (Russians versus Prussians, August 25, 1758) game report by Jim Purky
- The Hungarian Revolution, 1956, by Colin Jack
- Invasion 1744 (French invasion of Britain) by Graham Cummings
- The Doomsday Project (20s Pulp action in the Back of Beyond (e.g., Central Asia) Chinese vs Bolsheviks vs Tin Tin and companions) by Kevin Calder
- "T in the Park" (late WWII East Berlin Soviets versus Germans) by Dale Smith
- What's the Point? (Dark Ages objective-based games) by Steve Rimmer
- The Struggle for Oppland (Dark Age Norse skirmish) by Allan Tidmarsh
- Sink the Bismark! by Angus Konstam
- Famous Cavalry Regiments: 9th Bengal Lancers (Hodson's Horse) by Peter D. Nicholson
- Bob Marrion's Indian Army (six beautifully detailed plates)
- The Heroes of Borszchardstadt (a daring raid in 1763 Northern Europe) by Stokes Schwartz (U.S.A.)
- Thinking… Big! (tips for painting small scale miniatures) by Jasmin Storey-Smith
- Vignette Challenge
