Searching for some old Irregular Rules

[CarlLeyland]

Hi,

I was wondering if you Chaps could help me with a search? Recently I opened a box which had been in storage for years! I have moved house a number of times and had stored some Irregular Miniatures NW Frontier types at my sisters home, it was a surprise to find them.

The problem is that the rules I had with them are gone. The set seemed very much like DBA and I remember enjoying them immensely but I cannot even remember what they were called! I think they were just on a sheet or two of paper?

A search of the Irregular website has thrown up nothing (except a desire to buy more 15mm figures and paint them better!).

Does anyone remember this (or the other sets?) or what they were called? I don't feel that I can contact Irregular without even a name for them! I also had the Boxer Rebellion sheet.very good rules.

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks Chaps.

[Onebigriver]

I think if you contact them and describe the set the rules came with they will be able to tell you what they are called.

[robh]

The Irregular rules are still available:

http://irregularminiatures.co.uk/Misc/Rules.htm

Each period set was a small box with coloured cards (different colour for movement, combat, morale etc) a few die and a paper sheet outlining the troop types and stats applicable to the era.

Fun rules, quick to play and actually gave a much better game than rules 5 or 6 times the price.

[CarlLeyland]

Thanks Rob and River, I will ring them. I remember the box sets-I used the Napoleonic one for years but I think this was just a sheet or two. This has to be settled as its driving me mad, I will put on here what hey say.

By the way I totally agree the box sets and army deal was a great way to explore a new period.

[CarlLeyland]

Hi,

I emailed Ian Kay at Irregular miniatures who told me that the he has no more copies of the rule set in question 

The rules were from a series called "The Colonial Age".

If anyone has a copy I would be willing to buy, copy, exchange a kidney?

Thans.