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Museumfest is a thrice yearly gaming event held at the Michigan Military Technical and Historical Society museum in Eastpointe Michigan. Held on (approximately) the third Friday and Saturday of January, May and September. Come join the gang in some local gaming. ASL is the primary focus but...

Museumfest coming up September 15 and 16. Detroit area gaming.

Guys, Museumfest is coming up next month, January 20 and 21. Come one come all, Michigan Military Technical and Historical Society museum in Eastpointe Michigan. Gaming starts at the end of the workday Friday and goes through until the last dice fall Saturday evening. I spend the night so...

Nice! Love the RB action, Scott. I think I have this scenario somewhere in my stuff.

I wish people would mention the designer of this scenario, Pete Mudge. His name was never mentioned on the scenario when AH picked it up.

Guys, What does one do to become a subscriber? pjn

When I was in college in the early 80s a guy saw my war game on the table and declared that I was glorifying war. I didn’t know what to say. Later I realized that I am just studying history on a very detailed level. Nothing more than reading a book about it.

Your post got me looking at Stalins Fury, that looks like a blast. Also reminds me to talk to Dave about his Streets of Stalingrad adaptation that he ported over the classic scenario of that name to the Tractor Works map years ago. Brian Laethem and I playtested it then and it was quite fun. pjn

Museumfest is coming up in just over a month. I already have a game lined up with Mike Monszunski and I. We are playtesting a Bill Cirillo design for a future AP. I have a number of guys who are attending and some maybes. Hope to see many of you there. This is the 25th year of the local...

I have Stalins Fury and The Tractor Works, older copies, if there is any way I can help. I know you are looking for the correct contents of the 2014 The Tractor Works though.

I think we’ll go back to open gaming in September. I’m going to plan a large multiplayer for January.

Fred and I got together at his house a couple weeks in a row and played Hue, Tay Loc Tussle and Genesis, Gate Crashing. Great fun. In Gate Crashing, Menachem Begin ran a DC around the outside of the Jerusalem wall and wrecked the roadblock there allowing the Israelis access to that side of the...

I only play open gaming at tourneys. I was pressured into playing in the Gettysburg tourney last year and was pleased not to advance to round two. It's too much work.

Trent and I got on a kick starting the last night of ASLOK 2021. We started playing the Inor scenarios in order. We got through #5 or #6. Waiting to pick back up these were fun, but so much cool new stuff coming through the door. pjn

No potato famine rules, that was in the 1800's.

This years Fall installment of Museumfest is September 16 and 17, 2022. We had a great time in May playing a large multi-player Prokhorovka scenario. Any suggestions for Fall would be encouraged. Held at the usual place, Michigan Military Technical and Historical Society museum in Eastpointe...

Bruised at Bruree is a great scenario and was a lot of fun during playtest. The Irish riders was inspired by stories of fighters riding into the fire-fight hanging on the outside of a truck, making them, quite possibly the first Riders. Disregard the dates of riders in D6.2 and treat the truck...

Having a second look at this, it’s been years, it looks like this rule is applied to all three scenarios. As I’ve said, the IRA were notorious for explosives. Early in the Black and Tan War the IRA would often throw dynamite into the open top of passing British Army trucks. The British...

The IRA was busy building improvised explosives in the Four Courts building leading up to the breakout of the Civil War. Even though the IRA was notorious for using improvised explosives throughout the Black and Tan War\Irish Civil War these are inherent DC and only for the Four Courts...

Yeah! This one is on my list of monsters to play someday.