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In the Science Fiction
Miniatures Gallery there are sections devoted to: 25mm
which is now expanded, a Space 1889
gallery, a small section devoted to 6mm
and a much larger section for Epic
Armageddon (and Epic40K).
There are also three sections for space battles with a section
on generic Starships, one for Star
Trek and one forBabylon 5.
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TheTally Ho! Miniatures
Gallery contains pictures relating and inspiring our Tally
Ho! rules.
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The Flintloque
Miniatures Gallery contains sections on Orcs;
Goblins; Elves;
Dwarves; Ogres
and a
Misc section for anything else
not covered above. Also check out the following articles for
Flintloque: Battle for Casa Tumoor:
This is a small Flintloque game, however it could also
be used with historical units, as found in the Peninsular
War. Battle for Elgin Abbey: This
scenario, using the rules and figures in the box set, has
Lieutenant Sharke and his band of Orc Rifles fighting against
a pursuing band of Elven Voltiguers amongst the ruins of an
ancient abbey. Guns of the South: Alternative
History Scenario for the American Civil War American Civil
War using the Flintloque system.
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In 1988, GDW published a role playing game
called Space: 1889. The brainchild of Frank Chadwick, the
game takes place in an alternate universe that more resembles
the worlds of Jules Verne and Edgar Rice Burroughs than it
does our own. Check out our Space 1889
Gallery with images of Sky Galleons, Martians and British
Soldiers. We also have a Space 1889
page. Also check out the following articles relating to:
The Difference Engine Wargaming and
the Analytical Engine.
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