Category: Napoleon at War


2016 Confessions of a Megalomaniac Wargamer and Amateur Historian

Megalomaniac surveying all those unfinished wargaming projects in 2016

It has been a year since my Confessions of a Megalomaniac Wargamer and Amateur Historian so definitely time for the 2016 update. I figured that, by sharing what I’m working on (far too much) and where I was up to with it (not far enough), I’d feel bad enough about my lack of progress to limit my work in progress and get some projects finished. Well, it worked, but only partly. I still worked on seven projects this year and finished none.

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2 Jan 2016 | Categories: Albuera, Berlin 1945, Big Base DBA, Big Bases, Crossfire, Eastern Front, Kharkov 1941-43, Liberators, Napoleon at War, New Zealand Wars, Peninsular War, Portuguese Colonial War, Rif Wars, Rise of Rome, Ruins, Stalingrad 1942-43, Thirty Years War, World War II | 4 comments

How to use Big Bases with Napoleon at War, Lasalle and FoGN

Big Base Infantry Square

I want to try Napoleon at War (NAW) for Liberators and one of the first questions is … what do I do about my Big Bases? Luckily Phil from Wargaming in the Sun has some useful suggestions for using units based for Lasalle / FoGN with Napoleon at War. I can just add to his analysis to cope with my 2 x 80mm x 40mm basing.

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28 Nov 2015 | Categories: Big Bases, Lasalle, Liberators, Napoleon at War, Napoleonic Wars, Peninsular War | Leave a comment