Patrick Miniatures

Let’s take a look at the newest WW2 terrain pack from @MiniaturesPat . It’s a collection of 4 buildings designed as a street corner in 1940 Dunkirk, but IMHO it’s way more versatile than that. youtu.be/llHPXg8Q-7A Available in scales from 15mm to 28mm. I’m unboxing the 28mm version here, so it’s perfect for Bolt Action or Chain of Command.

3/3 🧵 Wargaming in Czechia - Stunning 22mm modern game using What a cowboy/cartel rules in Prague Wargames Club. 🔥 If you're from Czechia and want to join the community, feel free to DM/comment and I will navigate you to the Czech historical wargaming group. 😉 Pics from Andreas. 📷 Also, small AAR from Andreas: We tried "What a Cartel" by Too Fat Lardies. It’s a modern-day variation on "What a Cowboy." The game is just as fun as the cowboy version, but the Ukraine theme doesn’t really fit. It’s more geared toward individual "soldiers"—that is, battles between drug cartels and the police and similar shenanigans. For the Ukrainian battlefield, we’ll stick with INX, which fits better, but we liked the rules for how vehicles and tanks are handled (basically very similar to CoC), and since INX’s tanks are pretty half-baked, we’ll run it using these rules. The scenario itself was about heroic Ukrainians freeing DHL employees from Russian clutches, which they succeeded in doing. Although a Russian T-80 arrived and managed to destroy a Ukrainian Bradley, the DHL employees managed to escape into a parked red Charger.

2/3 🧵 Wargaming in Czechia - Stunning 22mm modern game using What a cowboy/cartel rules in Prague Wargames Club. 🔥 If you're from Czechia and want to join the community, feel free to DM/comment and I will navigate you to the Czech historical wargaming group. 😉 Pics from Andreas. 📷 Also, small AAR from Andreas: We tried "What a Cartel" by Too Fat Lardies. It’s a modern-day variation on "What a Cowboy." The game is just as fun as the cowboy version, but the Ukraine theme doesn’t really fit. It’s more geared toward individual "soldiers"—that is, battles between drug cartels and the police and similar shenanigans. For the Ukrainian battlefield, we’ll stick with INX, which fits better, but we liked the rules for how vehicles and tanks are handled (basically very similar to CoC), and since INX’s tanks are pretty half-baked, we’ll run it using these rules. The scenario itself was about heroic Ukrainians freeing DHL employees from Russian clutches, which they succeeded in doing. Although a Russian T-80 arrived and managed to destroy a Ukrainian Bradley, the DHL employees managed to escape into a parked red Charger.

This was the moment John realized student loans were possibly a better choice than the GI Bill... - 15mm miniatures. Background building are from @MiniaturesPat