Friday, 20 September 2013

The Megablitz archive

While preparing for the recent "A Battle Lost?" game, I noticed various photos and articles going back to the mid-1990s.  Perhaps you'd like to see some of this, after all - I've endured it - why should you be spared?
I have already posted reports and photos of some games which pre-date the blog*, but that still leaves the following list.  I have created a poll (top-right-ish) where you can make your preferences known.
A US bombing raid makes life difficult for some Panzergrenadiers.
Sicily, 1943 (or was it 2008?)
Game reports/photos**
Kick in the Door - Eastern Front played in Wellingborough, 1997
Kick in the Door 2 - Eastern Front played in Wellingborough, 1998
The Race for Tunis - er, Tunisia played in Bedford, 1999?
The Race for Tunis - Tunisia played in Newark 2000
A Bridge too small - Market Garden played in Newark, 2005
A Drop too many - Market Garden played in Sheffield, 2006
Tunis Lite - Tunisia played in Sheffield 2007
The race to Messina - Sicily played in Newark 2008

Other stuff**
Various articles from 'Kleiner Panzerbehfelswagen' - an informal newsletter I ran for 11 issues in the 1990s.


* - notably Kursk (North) and the 1940 Dyle Plan
** - be aware that quantity and quality of material may vary.

6 comments:

  1. Tim,

    I'd vote for all of them ... but as I seem to have lost my copies of 'Kleiner Panzerbehfelswagen' it would get my top vote!

    All the best,

    Bob

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  2. Bob Cordery
    Thanks Bob - A lot of the KP stuff hasn't aged all that well but a few bits are still worth reading again.

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  3. Interested in the lot. Quality doesn't matter (much). I just like to see what other war gamers are doing.

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  4. Archduke Piccolo
    "Quality doesn't matter..." Just as well!

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  5. Yes, post all of them please.

    I'm always interested to read your travails :)

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  6. Do the lot- something to do now the outdoor gaming season has finished.

    Cheers,

    Pete.

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