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Would you consider playing rules that required a hexgrid?

I would not play a miniatures game that required a hex grid.
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I would play it,  but don't have a grid or hex compatible terrain.
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Author Topic: Hex based miniature games?  (Read 1379 times)

Offline Dubar

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Re: Hex based miniature games?
« Reply #15 on: October 27, 2023, 01:28:31 PM »
but I think plopping some terrain features down on the surface (and/or hills underneath) would create a usable surface?


It does!  I've got a couple of 1"-2" slabs of Styrofoam cut into hill shapes and stick them under (or on top) of the battlefield blanket.  If you look in the background of the photos, I also have an O scale train layout.  The trees are on bases and I frequently place them on the battlefield when gaming WW2.  Convenient because I don't have to store them in boxes when I'm done with gaming, I simply put them back on the layout.

I think the Cigar Box battlefield is washable, need to check on that.
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