Mel, enjoyed the game AAR on your blog, sumptuous looking layout. But feel compelled to say, how immature and childish to have Doctor Who's TARDIS appearing on the Russian Front... very immature, spoils the look of the whole thing, you Colonials need to get a grip, man!
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That meddling Gallifreyan stick his nose in everywhere.

You know the drill.

Mick in Switzerland, thank you this is the gold I was hoping to find! This really has saved me from hours of fiddling about with a system that I last played with my lad (who is now 30!). I may just give leaders points with the chance to alter certain die rolls and heroic actions to simplify things even further.

Thank you again you are a star Mick.

This figure was made as a promo for a convention. Picture taken from an article in a wargame’s magazine.

Wargame’s Illustrated https://www.wargamesillustrated.net/

I’m looking for several of these figures. My buddies and I who are involved in a pretty epic 2nd Afghan War campaign are all interested in adding one of these miniatures to our respective collections. Alas none of us have them, no one sells them, and apparently they were a give away to promote a convention many moons ago! Does anyone have any they are willing to sell or trade for? If so please reach out to me.

For anyone interested here is the link to our campaign thread on the Lead Adventure Forum.

Never Trust Anyone on the frontier, an . . . . epic NWF Campaign
https://leadadventureforum.com/index.php?topic=131610.0

Here are links to some of the other bloggers involved in this NWF Campaign with AAR’s, pics, maps, and data on their blogs.

Mad Guru’s blog: Maiwand Day Blog - 2nd Afghan War



Umra Khan’s blog - The Northwest Frontier of British India
The Northwest Frontier of British India

So good!