I decided to buy Frontline D-Day from dvg.com because I needed a solitaire game I could take with me on camping trips and presumed a card-based system would be ideal. On setting the game up and playing a couple of solitaire scenarios, I was disappointed to find that the set-up was cumbersome and took up a lot of space so wasn’t a game to be played outdoors. I streamlined the system, but though this was effective, it took away a lot of the visual beauty of the game.  Finally I gave up and decided to play a standard campaign, though I am keeping my modifications to the Morale counters. I chose U.K. Infantry for the campaign.

That’s the first French & Indian Wars company painted. Models depict 2 regiments because facing colours were the same. This way I have more units available when playing a campaign, though the 45th Foot and 55th Foot would not be allowed to be in the same location simultaneously.

I have become involved with a small group of Blood Bowl players, so ordered 2 Ulfwerener from comixininos.com for my Norse team. Was checking the stats of the 2 werewolf players in the game and it doesn’t look right.