Sunday, June 23, 2019

Society news & other items of (possible) interest to members as of: June 2019

For those of you with an interest in DBA, here's a link to Tony Aguilar's YouTube channel, which focusses almost exclusively on that ruleset https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCbRAe5rGG3lYIHXFgkrC3wQ/featured The channel sports 69 videos on various DBA related topics, such as walk-throughs of games between various armies, tips on play, advice on making terrain, etc..

Shows and competitions coming up in the next month or so: ATTACK 2019 on 20/21 July 2019.  Venue: Devizes School, The Green, Southbroom Road, Devizes, SN10 3AG.  Full wargames show AND the 3rd round of the 2019 DBM Doubles League.  Rules: DBM 3.3.  Armies: any army from Books 1-4, 500AP (either the 2nd Edition DBM or revised DBMM list books, up to 1500 AD).  Game times: Saturday 09.30-12.45, 14.00-17.57; Sunday 09.00-12.15, 12.45-16.15.  Entry Fee £30.00 per team of 2 (singles accepted but have to pay the full fee).  Enter at http://www.ddwg.org.uk/attack-2019-competitions/dbm-competition.html Enquiries to: Philip Mackie Tel: 01380 725250 or E: contact_ddwg@hotmail.com Army lists to: John Graham-Leigh, 18 Westbury Leigh, Westbury, Wilts, BA13 3SG Email jandagraham-leigh@blueyonder.co.uk


Eye candy alert!  Over at the Lonely Gamers blog, Vinnie has posted some drool-over photos of 3rd Century Romans.  Figures from A&A Miniatures (http://www.aandaminiatures.co.uk/).  Painting by John Maguire.

Sorry, I'm behind the game with this next one, sigh.  As many of you will already know, the 2nd edition of Impetus (by Dadi & Piombo) was published earlier this year.  For a quick summary of the changes between the 1st and 2nd editions, follow this link.  For a brief look at a solo test play of the new rules (and some very nice pictures from the game) look here in the Miniature Addiction blog.

And one for the medievally nautical amongst us.  (Helloooo?)  Over at Paul's Bods, a look at  Zvezda's English Medieval Ship 'Thomas'.  Great looking model, made even more impressive by Paul's hand painted, heraldic sail.  Oh my.