From Bruce Quarrie's Beginner's Guide to Wargaming (1987). I was at my local library on Sunday and found this beauty and two Featherstone tomes. Huzzah!
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Go on then. One more. The inspiration should be obvious, but in case it's
not. That said, I first saw the image in a different context. #bards
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I recognized the picture straight off. I have that book (somewhere), although I've never tried the rules.
ReplyDeleteI would love to have a r/c tank and participate in one of those things...
Cool, in a geeky way. I woldn't have dressed up. I've seen footage of a similar deal with RC ships.
ReplyDeleteStan
Are you saying we should dress up as our characters when we come together on the table?
ReplyDeleteMy money's on the Koenigstiger.
ReplyDeleteI don't remember this scene from Southern Comfort...
ReplyDeleteNeat. What I thought was cool about the RC ships wargaming that I saw was they actually shoot holes in each others ships and they really sink!
ReplyDeleteI also remember seeing pictures of 1:1 scale wargame/reenactments with real tanks (I don't think they actually shoot at each other though).
And then there was the story one of the MIT gamers (who was in the military) told once about how someone took out a tank with a smoke grenade in an exercise. Seems the guy was lucky enough to land the grenade down the hatch, where if I recall, it managed to crack a shell open. The crew bailed out and then the tank went BANG!
Frank
I believe they had such RC tank games going at August's Pacificon, in Santa Clara. Part of the upper deck of the 2 level parking garage was rope off. I passed by what looked like some practice, or some such.
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ReplyDeleteAre you saying we shouldn't?
Too late! ;)