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Wargames, Soldiers & Strategy 63
Wargames, Soldiers & Strategy Issue 63 with The fight for independence on land and sea
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Special Feature: The fight for independence on land and sea
- Jim Purky, 'Gaming the American Revolution - an introduction'.
- Steve Jones, 'Blackstock's Plantation with Black Powder’.
- Eoghan Kelly, 'Suffren vs. Hughes'.
- Mike Evans, 'Mohicans and Muskets'.
- Guy Bowers, 'Miniatures for the American Revolution'.
- Angel Aparicio, 'On the cover - Print the legend, Washington and Betsy Ross’.
Features
- Guy Bowers, 'Interview with Warwick Kinrade – Battlegroup Kursk'.
- Eoghan Kelly, 'Bite-sized battles - Gefrees 1809'.
- Mark Backhouse, 'Clodius and the collegia'.
- James Clarke, 'Games of War'.
- Dan Johnson, ‘The Irregular - The true alternative: a perfect 10’.
- Ruben Torregrosa, ‘Painting perfect panzers'.
- Gary Faulkner, 'MDF scenery secrets revealed - Sprucing up panels'.
- Mark Backhouse, 'Let's Play - Square Bashing'.
Departments
- Rick Priestley, 'This Gaming Life’
- Richard Clarke, 'Up front'.
- Gaming news
- Miniature reviews
- Game Reviews of Dux Britanniarum and Brink of Battle.
- Book and board game reviews
Additional Info
Additional Info
| Manufacturer | Karwansaray BV |
|---|---|
| Free shipping on entire order | No |
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Customer Reviews (5)
- Just what I needed to push me to AWI
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A period that always fascinated me. Great articles, photos and reviews of all things AWI. The monthly regular articles of our hobby gurus are always a must and a pleasure to read! (Posted on 3/6/2014)Content Images and illustrations Overall rate - Well written, very diverse, caters to all
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I've been looking for a mag that could replace Wargames Illustrated for me for quite some time now, and now I have found it. Good pics, well written, a diverse range of subjects around a central theme core, I'm so sure I found the right article that I have taken out a subscription the very moment I finished reading the latest issue. I'm looking forward to more in the future. (Posted on 11/15/2013)Content Images and illustrations Overall rate - A glossy publication , and not just the quality of the paper.
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Any magazine has to balance some very differing content to satisfy a diverse and demanding readership. WSS does this well, with enough to make this reader take out a subscription.Content Images and illustrations Overall rate
Suggestion:- Why not use a small part of one of your high image quality pages each month to include some usable colour flags / banners / road signs / shop signs in the popular scales. (Posted on 11/10/2013) - An excellent read and a must for most wargamers
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I enjoy this magazine every month, mainly because I actually want to read the articles as well as look at the pictures. The variety is excellent and whilst there is a specialist subject in every issue, this is not the entire content. The section on AWI this week is really top drawer. I do some 18th century stuff, but not really the AWI and I not only learned a lot but was tempted by the excellent articles and battle outlines in the magazine - exactly what a specialist issue should do in not just preaching to the converted but making a subject accessible. (Posted on 11/8/2013)Content Images and illustrations Overall rate - outstanding issue, a must for AWI fans
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My particular interest is gaming the American Revolution,both land and naval games, and this issue is a gold mine - very nice overview article, Blackstock's Plantation scenario for Black Powder (or any) rules, a naval campaign in the Indian Ocean, plus a comparative review of figure ranges. Lots of stuff for players of other periods too. (Posted on 9/3/2013)Content Images and illustrations Overall rate
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