IHMN East Africa Blog

[vsfguthroth]

OK, time to unveil I suppose.

My blog about my IHMN gaming is here http://ihmn-east-africa.blogspot.co.uk/

I will have another battle report to post in the next day or so, this time with photos.

[Craig]

Well old chap you made the front page of the IHMN blog 

I've also added your excellent endeavour to the Blogroll.

[shadowking1957]

Fantastic have you joined the face book group>? https://www.facebook.com/groups/416935308420089/

[vsfguthroth]

I still haven't got my AAR sorted out, so here is a teaser for what might come in the future.

Now all I have to do is work out the rules for it 

http://ihmn-east-africa.blogspot.co.uk/

[vsfguthroth]

The short AAR is now posted. 

[vsfguthroth]

New post on the blog, hope you enjoy 

Pete

[Craig]

I expect that stockade is going to see some action 

Good stuff!

[vsfguthroth]

Just updated my blog with some photos of my new company.

Happy reading 

[Craig]

Nice integration of the classic Thrudd figure there 

[vsfguthroth]

Once a week isn't quite working out, but two new updates since I last posted on this board -

http://ihmn-east-africa.blogspot.co.uk/

Pete

[Craig]

A fine looking body of men! 

[Bren]

Nice. 

I've used the same Copplestone figures for my RN company and, like yourself, was planning to include a surgeon. I can't see that anyone will have an issue with that so I think I'll use the Artificer stats with the Medic talent instead of Engineer (both are 5 points). Obviously he won't get access any of the Tiff upgrades.

A few RN slang terms you may like to make use of: Artificer = Tiff, Medic = Scablifter, Midshipman = Middy or Snotty, Diver = Bubblehead. Officers are often known by their rank insignia so a lieutenant is called a 2-Ringer. 

[vsfguthroth]

Thanks. The original stats for this company lean heavily on a classic BBC radio comedy. Sub Lt Phillips, CPO Pertwee, Leading Seaman Goldstien et al. I posted it here at the time, but I intend to re-write the list using the SDRS stats. 

[Craig]

A few RN slang terms you may like to make use of: Artificer = Tiff, Medic = Scablifter, Midshipman = Middy or Snotty, Diver = Bubblehead. Officers are often known by their rank insignia so a lieutenant is called a 2-Ringer. 

I was a Tiffy   We used to call Officers S-oh-B's 

[Bren]

  Not the sort of thing you could sneak into the rulebooks I imagine.