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  • Wargames Illustrated Issue 363 January 2018
    • Wargames Illustrated Issue 363 January 2018

    Wargames Illustrated Issue 363 January 2018

    Ref: WI363
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    Observation Post:
    Our latest look at what’s new and upcoming in the world of wargaming, with a special focus on ‘new stuff’ showcased at Crisis 2017.

    Theme: Hollywood History and ‘History’ History:
    Howard Whitehouse frameworks our theme with some thoughts on his own movie career, whether ‘straight’ history makes for good games and the elements needed to ‘go Hollywood’.

    How to: Construct a Small Boat for Ghost Archipelago:
    James Floyd Kelly takes us through the creation of a useful tabletop model.

    Theme: “If This Man Should Fall…?” - Refighting Glory:
    Neil Smith & Dom Sore outline their thoughts upon turning a great movie into a game.

    The Baron Versus Dracula:
    Dom Sore compares and contrasts two games systems set within the same genre but using different mechanics.

    Theme: Hooray for Hollywood!:
    Nick Buxey discusses how to bring the big screen to a small table, and just how the cinematic milieu can often be the main influence for our gaming decisions.

    Territorials, Turks, Tanks and Trenches:
    We take a look at the ideas and modelling behind this great World War One display game from Colours 2017.

    Theme: “Alright Mr. Demille…”:
    Pete Brown shares some thoughts on turning your hand to creating that embattled close up on the tabletop.

    Swimming with Sharks:
    James Floyd Kelly returns to share his own take on a scenario for Ghost Archipelago.

    Theme: The Ghost and the Darkness:
    Based upon the movie of the same name, we take a look at turning this classic into a game.

    Rules Hunting:
    Just what should you look for in a set of rules? Jay White takes a closer look at the problem of settling for rules that suit.

    Little Guys, Big Personalities:
    Following-on from looking at characterful wargame figures inspired by Hollywood, if the character you want isn’t manufactured, why not make your own?

    Agent Carter:
    A Pulp-tastic scenario starring one of the toughest agents of the 1940s.

    Building a Balloon:
    Chris Flaherty talks about the use of the balloon in warfare and provides some tips on how to field your own balloons on the tabletop.

    Blood and Plunder: Escape from Cuba:
    An exclusive scenario for this pirate themed rules system from Firelock Games.

    Modelling: It’s All Ruins:
    Creating ruins for your tabletop can be made a lot simpler if you just follow a few basic rules.

    Company Profile: Badger Games:
    An American-based company with a series of interesting ranges, gamers both old and new will recognize and appreciate what is on offer here.

    Resumen del producto

    Observation Post:
    Our latest look at what’s new and upcoming in the world of wargaming, with a special focus on ‘new stuff’ showcased at Crisis 2017.

    Theme: Hollywood History and ‘History’ History:<...