28mm rules?

[shakespear]

What do you suggest?

[Inkpaduta]

If you have a decent amount of figures I would recommend Contemptible Little Wars by Chris Peers.
Easy to learn and quick to play. They are my favorite.

[fred]

Through the Mud and Blood

[James Morris]

Chain of Command with the supplement for Great War is my personal choice. But it really depends what you're hoping to get out of your rules. How big do you want to play? What kind of actions?

[shakespear]

Somthing Bolt Action sized

[armchairgeneral]

Bolt Action 

[Beast of Bukhara]

Setting The East Ablaze

I've used these for all my WW1 games. Including the Kut game last Saturday. Ideal for WW1 skirmish

Lots of reviews etc on LAF. See Back of Beyond section

Happy Gaming

[shakespear]

Bolt Action 

Have they done a supplement?

[armchairgeneral]

Have they done a supplement?

No but not sure your need one. We added some rules for rifle grenades, bombardments and then something specific for any vehicles you might use.

[Yankeepedlar01]

http://www.gajominis.com/blog/scenarios/bolt_action_ww1.pdf
This may help.
David

[yancey5]

Also enjoyed Contemptible Little Armies, easy to follow rules and rather realistic, particularly suitable to early war

[NurgleHH]

I used Triumph&Tragedy. Easy to learn and as deadly as necessary. Germans against Brits with MG and airplanes. Had a lot of dead and fun...

[janner]

I've heard tell that there is a supplement en route for Bolt Action. However, I'm not sure if they plan to fix the underlying problem in the rules with machine guns.

[mrtn]

I've heard tell that there is a supplement en route for Bolt Action. However, I'm not sure if they plan to fix the underlying problem in the rules with machine guns.

Did you hear that recently? Because they seemed to have planned one that was to be released a while ago (in early 2015 Osprey had it as upcoming in Sep '15) but which seems to have been cancelled.

[Phil Robinson]

I believe it was cancelled due to lack of interest.