Skirmish Sangin

[tang99]

Hi All,

I am a new poster here but I do realise its a little rude to push my own products but I am hoping to elicit some feedback.

I am the author of a new set of skirmish rules that will soon to be released called Skirmish Sangin. These are a modern set of rules for the latest Afghanistan war. Its not UGOIGO game and can be played with just a few figures up to a platoon a side, depending on how many players you have. Check out the link, there is an after action report (AAR), a sampler which includes the basic rules and a scenario all for free.

http://www.radiodishdash.com/

We had hoped for an August release but its looking now to be late September/early October.

We hope to bring you more as and when we have things to share. We would love to hear people comments.

cheers
Tang99

[OldTimer]

Tang99....looks impressive.  Will be following your progress.
  OldTimer

[tang99]

Hi old timer, I will add updates as soon as I have them. there should be some bits and bobs within a week. Ten days at the most.

[SgtMcNab]

Hi Tang99,

I love the rules and the layout 

I'm really interested in this set of rules and will keep an eye out for their publication.  I can see them easily adaptable for other periods such as Vietnam, or even some armed robbers against Police etc.
I also loved the look of the rules, from the cartoonish character to the maps and have just dug out my modern Empress figures and will now finish them in time for your rules.

Cheers mate

Andy

[SgtMcNab]

Any update regarding this set of rules? 

[6milPhil]

I like them, but I'm a dreadful hack and paster of rules... but I much prefer simpler rules.

[tang99]

Hi Guys,

Sorry for the no reply to your questions but initially there was not much in the way of interest in the rules so I stopped checking back. The rules are currently at the design and photography stage we are racing along as fast as we can but of course just like others we have to hold down a day job as well. When I have more news I will drop back and update this link. Many thanks for showing the interest.

cheers
Colin