The Knights Round Table – October 2024 Greetings my lords and lady’s. Well here it is the end of October. I was shocked this morning when I was having my morning “cuppa” and saw snow flakes outside. Yes it is around 40 degrees here in my new, undisclosed location near Read more…
12mm WWII for D-Day to Berlin When I got back a few weeks ago from Carnage Con 27 in Killington Vt. I decided to stop all of my painting and to finish up and organize the three eras that I game. They are WWII with D-Day to Berlin. The Seven Read more…
D-Day to Berlin – Videos I have started redoing my videos to reflect the new version of the rules. I know I don’t like watching really long game videos so I have kept most of the videos down to 3 to 4 minutes. I am doing these using screen capture Read more…
This scenario for D-Day to Berlin depicts The Colmar Pocket (French: Poche de Colmar; German: Brückenkopf Elsass) was the area held in central Alsace, France, by the German Nineteenth Army from November 1944 to February 1945, against the U.S. 6th Army Group (6th AG) during World War II. For more Information >>> You will need a copy of D-Day to Berlin to play Read more…
The Battle of Targul Frumos – Rumania 1944 Myself, Art F. and my friend Mark, aka the GamesPoet got together this week to playtest a battle of my new D-Day to Berlin Sourcebook called Bagration to Berlin. This is the Eastern Front from Spring 1944 to the end of the Read more…
Mixing Scales in D-Day to Berlin Part II Part I >>> More information D-Day to Berlin>>>More Information I have had a number of gamers write back to me on the subject and I really appreciate the feedback and Ideas. My good friend John M. let me look at his 1:200 Read more…
Our Publisher On Military Matters has created a compilation book of both scenarios releases for D-Day to Berlin. Scenario 1: Sixth Panzer Armee Scenario 2: Relief of Bastogne The is book is 20 pages with color front and back covers. It retails for $18. More Information Views: 65
The Relief of Bastogne is now available. this depicts the attack by general Patton with his 3rd Corps to break hole in the German line to Bastogne during the Battle of The Bulge.
I must say that I find your wargame rules to be some of the most creative and fun that I’ve come across (and at age 64 I’ve seen quite a few!), while still convincingly modeling the history. Truly, that is the gold standard of our wonderful hobby.