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Off white undercoat. Khaki or similar base coat, highlight in light ochre or buff or similar and keep highliighting up to a pale sand. Then tone it down and soften it with a flood of soft tone army painter.

Thank you. And, I think I have to now!

Thanks Lee. Very much appreciated

Great memory! I had to hustle to get a table that day, I remember.

Really nice comment! Thanks

Yes, a change from what I most known for but I have always been a WW2 gamer, although that space is very crowded. The game is a competition between the players with the 'House' acting as the enemy. Don't harass your comrades but don;t help them either! I will publish.

@@leagueofaugsburg9036 Awesome!

Much appreciated! I will keep it coming!

Thank you! Yes, I think I will now. I has been at the back of my mind for years to do something with this. The video was probably the spark I needed.

@@leagueofaugsburg9036 great, look forward to that as it looks a great system!

Thank you!

Cheers Joe!

Much appreciated. thank you!

I have hordes of that stuff, it doesn't get out often enough. Glad you liked it!

It is a lot of fun Paul. I even got the girls to play it! Thanks

Cheers Lee. They are fun. That was the core idea when writing them. Short, action packed and easy to pick up.

Well, not new. Unpublished is more accurate. Used and played many times. Always meant to get round to publishing.

I just checked my notes - I wrote it in 2005!

That would be a relatively easy thing to do Rob. I will seriosly consider it. Thanks for the kind words.

Thanks Paul. I had a bit of fun with it. I forgot that you might recognize some of those. You played with them!

Good luck with the project

Much appreciated, Phil, thank you!

It is a lot of fun and definitely NOT dull!

Sorry, Tom. I am accused of being a peddler in addictive lead misery!

Thank you! The boards is in fact, a purchased play mat from Deep Cut. I think it really 'pops'

@@leagueofaugsburg9036- Awesome mat! I honestly thought it was sculpted and painted until the close up at 5:50, where you can see the cloth texture.

@@sirrathersplendid4825 Yes. I did go in a bit close! It was worth the price, it is a really nice mat.

Thanks! Nor had I. Mad for War was very easy to adapt for Ancient gaming and the glley stuff had already ben worked out for Renaissance parts of MfW.

Thanks Rob. It is from Deep Cut. I can't remember what it's called but you will find it easliy because it is so distinctive. The game was great fun. I've had these rules in the bag for nearly 18 months. Must get round to formating and publishing.

There are several already on the channel. Have you watched them?

Here's one and there are several more on the channel czcams.com/video/l4p6yIalCfQ/video.html

I gave that an awful lot of thought. It does work very well. Thanks for that feedback! Much appreciated.

@@leagueofaugsburg9036 It's been a very long time since I painted or fielded any minis. I stick to the screen or boardgame these days. But it makes me very happy to see the hobby is alive and well, and obviously advancing! Keep up the great work, sir!

@@joeyj6808 I'll continue to fly the flag!

Glad you enjoyed it! Lots more to come

Those are purchased from Langton Miniatures

Much appreciated!

Thanks, Ben!

Thanks!

Thanks 👍

It does!

Much appreciated!

Me too, Callum!

Much appreciated!

Have a go!

Thanks! We are very happy with them

Thanks! All aboard!

Working on stuff all the time. Just not enough hours in the day. Hope to have some new Naps stuff up in the forseeable future

Glad you liked it!

Sure Paul. I need your email address to do that. You will have mine via the LoA site or your paypal purchase. Just send it to me and I'' send the file. It is uploaded on the FB Dread Nought! group files.

I hope you come on board, Gavin. You can find the rules here www.leagueofaugsburg.com/shop/product-1302.html

Cheers!

Thank you! It is indeed a lot of fun.

Appreciated. The designer is a very talented person.

Not long now, Tom. The Essentials version should be ready over the next couple of weeks.

Thank you Allan!

Thanks! Oh yes. of course. Had a few projects to launch recently but I have not forsaken my love for the 17th century!