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Holdit
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Hello,
I'm based in Ireland and have been interested in wargaming since my teens, mostly Napoleonic and WW2, with a side-interest in Ancients and the American Civil War. Current games are the Combat Mission x2 series and John Tiller's Napoleonic Battles series (which I also play out using miniatures rules).
I'm currently assisting with the Ithikial_AU's Arracourt 1944 project for CMBN, and also helping out with some translating from French for another (non-CM) project.
Due to space, time and financial considerations most of my gaming has been of the board gaming and computer variety. I've played AH Squad Leader, Submarine, Russian Front, Larry Bond's Harpoon. For miniatures, I started off with Bruce Quarrie's Napoleonic rules, moving to WRG 1685-1845 (aka "Bang, You're Dead") and later, Napoleon's Battles and Age of Eagles, which would be my current rules sets of choice. I still can't decide between them...
I'm based in Ireland and have been interested in wargaming since my teens, mostly Napoleonic and WW2, with a side-interest in Ancients and the American Civil War. Current games are the Combat Mission x2 series and John Tiller's Napoleonic Battles series (which I also play out using miniatures rules).
I'm currently assisting with the Ithikial_AU's Arracourt 1944 project for CMBN, and also helping out with some translating from French for another (non-CM) project.
Due to space, time and financial considerations most of my gaming has been of the board gaming and computer variety. I've played AH Squad Leader, Submarine, Russian Front, Larry Bond's Harpoon. For miniatures, I started off with Bruce Quarrie's Napoleonic rules, moving to WRG 1685-1845 (aka "Bang, You're Dead") and later, Napoleon's Battles and Age of Eagles, which would be my current rules sets of choice. I still can't decide between them...