Just had this drawn to my attention by a friend backing it.
It looks interesting - kind of like a cross between a more complex Memoir '44/Command and Colours and Sergeants. The core game uses wooden blocks for units, but they appear to be aiming to produce 12mm (1/144) figures and vehicles as part of the Kickstarter. Strange choice of scale, perhaps, that suggests a lack of awareness of what else is out there, but then, that's been said of Napoleon at War.
Will I back it? Probably not - I think I probably have enough WW2-related games (including Memoir '44 Online) to keep me amused - but it's something I'd certainly have a go at if it was waved under my nose.
Ah well. Back to drilling cataphract hands for spears. :D
WAB, WECW, Dux Britanniarum, IABSM3 and many other wargames rules, mostly in 28 and 15mm.
Saturday, 23 February 2013
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Actually, 10-12mm ww2 is quite frequent
ReplyDelete10 mm more so than 12, and 1/144 is definitely the large end of 12. :)
DeletePedant... ;-)
DeleteYou'll be saying 18mm isn't 15mm and that 1/76 is 20mm but 1/72 is 25mm next!
Well, given the number of people who complain about the size of Napoleon At War 18mms, precisely because they aren't 15mm... ;)
DeleteMy WWII Desert forces are all 12mm - Minifigs call it N scale... perfect scale - bigger and easier to see than 6mm while still being able to fit ore models on the table...
Delete:) I stand corrected
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