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Wargames, Soldiers & Strategy 71
Wargames, Soldiers & Strategy Issue 71 with Conquest of the New World.
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Special Feature: Conquest of the New World
- Gary Mitchell, 'Asymmetric warfare in practice - the conquest of the New World'.
- Peter Brown, 'Shaking the foundations of heaven - the Battle of Xochimilco, 1571'.
- Allen E. Curtis, 'Resistance to colonization in New England - the skulking practice of war'.
- Mark Backhouse, 'The expedition of Hernando de Soto - in search of El Dorado'.
- Ruben Torregrosa, 'How to paint 15mm warriors - Tlaxcala, the Aztecs' enemy'.
- Timmy De Cabooter, 'Scratchbuilding your own village at minimal cost - a thatched Aztec house'.
- Guy Bowers, 'Building an Aztec or Conquistador army - the Halss of Montezuma'.
- Andrew Taylor, 'The Night of Sorrows - La Noche Triste'.
Features
- Guy Bowers, 'An interview with Andrea Sfiligoi - The guru behind Ganesha Games'.
- Paul Brook, 'Bitesize battles - pillage the village'.
- Eoghan Kelly, 'Tiergarten, Berlin, 28 April 1945 - Mohnke business at Berlin Zoo'.
- Richard Lloyd, 'At large with the Whitechapel Gun Club - weird Victorian for dummies'.
- Dr. Phil Hendry, 'The psychology of painting large forces - painting big armies'.
- Björn Arvid Kappe, 'Seeing the forest for the trees - making your own deciduous trees'.
- Paul Cubbin, 'Part I: Flags - Flags and shields'.
Departments
- Rick Priestley, 'This Gaming Life’.
- Richard Clarke, 'Up front'.
- Sam Mustafa, 'It's just a game - Do we need miniatures to play miniature wargames?
- Guy Bowers, 'Let's play A Fistful of Kung Fu - Hong Kong movie action fun!'
- Miniature reviews
- Game Reviews of of Kugelhagel, and Ronin.
- Book and board game reviews
Additional Info
Additional Info
| Manufacturer | Karwansaray BV |
|---|---|
| Digital product | No |
| Free shipping on entire order | No |
Reviews
Customer Reviews (4)
- Fine magazine
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This is my second WSS, previous edition I really liked and this one aswell. I didn't know a lot about the period, but the brief history lesson taught me something, which I think is one of the great things in this hobby. The photos are also a joy to watch, gave me some inspirtation for future projects. Also liked the columns/tutorials, overall just a great magazine and will definitely recommend it to my wargaming friends. (Posted on 3/27/2014)Content Images and illustrations Overall rate - Great issue, what I've come to expect!
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This issue didn't disappoint, just like every other one! I'm not too familiar with this month's theme, but I found everything to be very informative, and well researched/put together. Has me considering Spanish Conquistadors.... I usually flip to the model range section first, just to see all the shiny toys by scale, then backtrack to the rest of the articles.Content Images and illustrations Overall rate
Another great job, keep them coming! (Posted on 3/11/2014) - Not my period of gaming but...
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As always WSS delivers a very good product. Even though I don't game the period that makes this month's highlight, as I read through the magazine I considered it thanks to the scenarios, reviews, etc. Good job!Content Images and illustrations Overall rate
As I said in another review, the articles from the regular contributors are always a joy to read.
(Posted on 3/6/2014) - A jolly good read
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Another very impressive issue with a great choice of topics, reviews and hints.Content Images and illustrations Overall rate
Especially Gary Mitchell's article on the conquest of the new world is very informative and so well written that I might use some quotes in my history lessons. And having an author take a one sentence look at the ACW from a Marxist perspective and quote Star Trek in the next paragraph is immensely enjoyable.
But my secret favourite in WSS have always been the columns which I usually read first as I am fascinated by the insights of these long-time gamers and designers, as I'm very interested in the design process as well. And in this issue, the columns are once again very well done.
While I was reading the issue I found myself alternatingly laughing out loud and then again looking breathlessly at beautiful pictures of wonderfully painted miniatures.
To sum it up, a jolly good read! (Posted on 3/6/2014)
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