Sunday, February 8, 2004
Squadron UK/Golden Heroes
Squadron UK is "THE British Superhero Role-playing game. Originally published - to critical acclaim - under the title 'Golden Heroes' the game has been out of print for almost 20 years." Sounds cool.
Mandarin's Corner
Milton Soong has a wargaming weblog, Mandarin's Corner. It looks great, although it doesn't appear to be updated with regularity. Check it out!
Saturday, February 7, 2004
MiniSculptor.com
MiniSculptor.com looks like a great resources for those interested in sculpting and casting wargaming miniatures.
Toys in Gaming
I've recently found some very nice, relatively cheap toys for use in wargaming. Read on...
Thursday, February 5, 2004
Wednesday, February 4, 2004
Military Book Group
The Military Book Group has been created, with the idea that members will vote on one military-related book a month, read it and discuss it together. Sounds interesting!
Speed Painting Napoleonics
Nappy15, a 15mm Napoleonic Wargaming site, is running an interesting series on speed painting 15mm Irregular Minitaures British.
Monday, February 2, 2004
Pulp Adventures
Pulp Adventures looks pretty similar to the Pulp d20 Modern rules that appeared in Dragon/Polyhedron magazine. I'll have to follow up with them later and check them out.
Vehicle and Building Floorplans
CCIC is a role-playing site but it has a bunch of real world information like building and vehicle floorplans that would be useful in any wargame. It also has some interesting paper stand-up miniatures.
Sunday, February 1, 2004
Darkest Africa Scenarios
Gisby's Unofficial Foundry Page has the very interesting series, Warfare in the Age of Exploration, 1855 - 1876; Some Scenarios for Wargaming "Darkest Africa" by Chris Peers.
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