Wednesday, December 19, 2007

Merry Christmas From Iron Mitten







11 comments:

  1. Man oh man! I am enjoying following this campaign. You do a great job writing it up, it's just like a season of the t.v. show "Rome" or one of Stephen Dando Collins' books! I must say, I worry about this Alanicus fellow. He's a crafty bugger isn't he? Still, I wonder if he'll prove as good a general as he has a mafioso?

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  2. Anonymous9:50 pm

    Fantastic site! Lovely figures, enjoying the North African stuff.

    Could you post somewhere what rules and campaign mechanics you are using? I've a good sized EIR army and would love to try something similar. My friends and I have just started a Marian-era campaign.

    Simon

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  3. Anonymous10:03 pm

    @Simon: I am the anonymous poster on your previous entry, and had learned about your blog here, where you may find a couple of useful ideas to add to the huge volume of great ideas that you have already had:

    http://www.wabforum.sadwargamers.co.uk/

    Note that the user 'flyingdragonboy' or somesuch is said to be the new editor of the English edition of Wargames, Soldiers, and Strategy magazine ...

    An aside: Hey, Rob ('dewolfe')! We should try for something like this near Ottawa ...

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  4. Anonymous10:23 pm

    Oh, and I meant Simon the blogger, and not Simon the bigredbat.

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  5. Too many Simons around here with 20+ years wargaming experience, and roman armies!

    Simon ;-)

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  6. Anonymous1:07 am

    Oh, and Merry Christmas to all!

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  7. Wow all these people on the site, great stuff! Merry Christmas to one and all. The amount of times I almost gave up blogging because I thought there was no one out there.....I'm glad I didn't. I'm delighted you're all enjoying it and thankyou for the support. Secundus for Emperor!

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  8. Anonymous5:13 pm

    Have you thought of setting-up a 'labels' section, as at the bottom of this page?

    http://gilesallison.blogspot.com/

    It would be more work for you, but it should make it easier for the casual visitor to find some topics more quickly.

    Ave!

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  9. Anonymous5:25 pm

    By the way, should you plan to do some urban fighting, this kit begs to be re-scaled and used:

    http://missing-lynx.com/reviews/dio/italeri6410reviewaj_1.html

    I have picked one up myself, for Renaissance gaming, Roman gaming, or both.

    I think that it should be easy enough to convert, simply by cutting the vertical part down to size, and perhaps by either replacing the ball with a 15mm scale mythological figure-as-statuary, or simply cutting it off altogether. I'm just not so sure about how Roman the lion mask would be ...

    Ave!

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  10. Anonymous9:41 pm

    Hmm, it looks as if that fountain would not be very Roman-looking, after all, even if they did, sometimes, use lion motifs. Sorry!

    Ave!

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