- Martin Rapier's grand-tactical Rifle and Kepi rules using, initially, my Mah Jong tablets. I'm indebted to David Crook's A Wargaming Odyssey blog for inspiration on the tablet front. Alternatively, I could use my 10mm ACW armies if/when I finish them. They were always intended to be usable at different levels.
- A high-level (1 base = 1 battalion) 1940 game using 3mm models and Hexblitz or a similar Megablitz variant. More anon. In the meantime I could use my Crossfire 15mm SCW armies and I have already started planning a representation of the Battle of Jarama Valley which would fit nicely on the area covered by one box of Hexon at a scale of 3cm = 1km.
- My own platoon-level WW2 rules for my 10mm British and German 1944 Normandy armies. These are yet to be written but I've developed some general principles, if not the actual rules.
Friday, 29 March 2013
Hexon plans
I've ordered a box of Kallistra Hexon II hexagon tiles which I will be picking up at Salute for use with three upcoming projects. I went for the two-tone-green-and brown finish. I've also ordered a few small hills. The projects are:
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10mm,
15mm,
3mm,
David Crook,
Grand Tactical,
Hexblitz,
Hexes,
Hexon,
Kallistra,
Martin Rapier,
Megablitz,
Normandy,
Rifle and Kepi,
Spanish Civil War,
WW2
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