Playing Tin Soldiers in Action using Wooden Napoleonic Figures

[Dale Hurtt]

Ironically, I am playing a test game of Tin Soldiers in Action using my handmade 42mm wooden Napoleonic soldiers. You can read the first part of the battle report on my blog. http://daleswargames.blogspot.com/2016/11/test-battle-for-tin-soldiers-in-action.html

So far the rules have produced an interesting game to fit my particular problem, which is large figure size with small unit size.



Anyone else using these rules? (The authors apparently playtested with the group Zinnsoldatan Hessen and Tin Soldiers of Antwerp.)

Regards,

Dale

[Michi]

They´re really cute! 

[Mason]

 

Wonderfully inventive toys.
 

[Dale Hurtt]

And the conclusion of the battle, commentary on the comments from various forums, discussions with the author, and my game rating of the rules.

http://daleswargames.blogspot.com/2016/11/conclusion-to-tin-soldiers-in-action.html

Plus a little eye candy to go with that.

[Skull and Crown]

And the conclusion of the battle, commentary on the comments from various forums, discussions with the author, and my game rating of the rules.

http://daleswargames.blogspot.com/2016/11/conclusion-to-tin-soldiers-in-action.html

Plus a little eye candy to go with that.

Such cool woodens Dale- Hats off to you!
Cheers
Ths

[senormeek]

Wow - I love these Dale! Have just found your Wooden Warriors blog and am now going to try and make some for my new-born son to get help get him sucked into wargaming a bit down the line. I've got a few years to build up the skills! Oh who am I kidding, they'll be as much for me as for him!

Best

Mike Hewson