You can, though, imagine my delight when I found this courtesy of dadsarmy.co.uk :D
Friday 18 October 2013
Home Guard campaign for Chain of Command
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chain of command,
home guard
Had a very pleasant lunch with Rich from Too Fat Lardies this week, and had a chat about the Chain of Command campaign he's running for Sidney Roundwood and some others of the Lardies group. Unsurprisingly, perhaps, I've been figuring out how to make this work for my Home Guard and Gary's early war Jerries in an Operation Sealion kind of way; an order for Warbases' rather lovely VBCW building pack is about to be be placed, for a start, probably accompanied by a few of Sarissa's Gaslamp Alley range.
You can, though, imagine my delight when I found this courtesy of dadsarmy.co.uk :D
You can, though, imagine my delight when I found this courtesy of dadsarmy.co.uk :D
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That "map" looks quite useful. There was a family board game back in the '80s which could be even better if you can find a copy.
ReplyDeleteThere are pictures of board and components here: http://boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/13106/dads-army
Delete(And tomorrow I'm off to Guadalcanal in my WWII RPG campaign, http://tekeli.li/wwii/ ...)