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BigRedBat

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I'm tracking your blog… there isn't a great deal of time left, is there!

I don't envy you painting all those Numidians and levy… Ours are almost there, but we still have less than half the Romans we need.

Simon

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imrael writes:

The Society of Ancients hold an annual Battleday at which a historic battle is analysed and replayed in a number of different wargame systems. Next year, the Battle of Zama will be the subject, on April 17th in Bletchley, near Milton Keynes, U.K.

I am coordinating the WAB event. We've been delighted to receive assistance from Gripping Beast (terrain, loan of the very substantial remains of the original Zama demonstration game) and Wargames Factory (over 250 Numidian infantry for use both as Numidians and Carthaginian levy).

The link below is to my new blog - comments and criticism welcome. The Society of Ancients can be found at soa.org.uk.

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