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Booties Blog - Copper - 09-09-2008

Hi Guys

Its been a while since I dedicated some time to this but this is just a heads up to let you know Im running with it again. I sure hope you will sign up as followers of the Blog as its good for me to see who the audience are.

Be sure to get involved in the discussions therein and if you like the posts I have been putting up in the historical discussion section of the Blitz you will find many more over at the blog.

http://thewarthatstillrages.blogspot.com/

Thanks for reading.


RE: Booties Blog - Copper - 09-30-2008

The Blog has changed home and been relaunched.

Check it out at...

http://thewarthatstillrages.blog.co.uk/


RE: Booties Blog - enigma6584 - 10-01-2008

I never knew Peter Cushing and Charlton Heston were wargamers. I wonder who else (famous people that is) are into this hobby?


RE: Booties Blog - Copper - 10-01-2008

H.G. Wells (author of The War of The Worlds and all kinds of other stuff) invented a game called 'Little Wars' and is definately a biggie in the whole invention of tabletop wargaming.

Robin Williams and Billy Crystal are apparently GW fans.

Vin Diesel is a Dungeons and Dragons player.

Peter Jackson is a huge WW2 tabletop fanatic, he had custom minis (ANZAC of course ) sculpted for his army and everything.

Gerard Way from so-called emo band 'My Chemical Romance' is a D&D player.


RE: Booties Blog - Extraordinarius - 10-01-2008

Fletcher Pratt, the history and fantasy author, created his own set of naval wargame rules in the 1930s. Under these rules a squadron of two or three British cruisers would beat a German "pocket battleship" more often than not. Several naval officers said this proved the rules were sadly innacurate.

BTW, it is an fun game to play if you have the model ships to play with and a basketball court to play on.