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Cambria Funeral Home Obituaries, rtist and his terrain Shows ell the ear- arks of benefiting from his speeialist knowledge . has visited the monthly Meetings of the War Game Section of the British Nodel Soldiers Sooiety will be f8mili2r with the Hodern WQr Game fought on a superb terrain set out by "Bish" Iwnszko. s a professional exhibition c. efor e they were completed. ;ll, produce simihu:Pbellefits to "E Even witliin the last fOllr days one very w'ell known Vlar gamer has ceremoniously and curtly' "resigned fr om all' worgami rrg activities" . POSTAGE AND PACKING ^ ^. At l ast , however , they are complet ed and go out tomorrow! A MONTHLY MAGAZINE FOR THOSE WHO FIGHT BATTLES WITH MODEL SOLDIERS MODERN ,'fAR GAl'TE RULES Anyone who . Turk & Amfrican Revolution Ideal for use with HEROICS fii ROS Cambria to Smai (1917-1967) 1 :3G0th AFVs and Planes Send stamped SAE for our naw Autumn lists of ships, rules, dice, figtiras and gamaa. The task of compiling eight bookl ets plus the larger terrai n book, t yping well over a hundred stencils; running them off on the dupli cator ; collating the sheets, stapling them to gether , p2,cking and despatchi ng etc. t emerged were of vi tal interest 2. "Bish" . !fr,Y' in w":rw'rpef?,,, W:;i. I have seen some of Bob's model s and they are superb - but, as he has said, it is not difficult to do! i'iuch of the basic pl easure i n this hobby lies in Dl81dng your own model s, converti ng and painting them - he who buys all his materials ready- made mi sses 5 NORTHAM ROAD, SOUTHAMPTON, S02 ONZ TELE 20855 The Metal Model Soldier Manu factu rers run by Wargamers (or Worgomers offer the Everyone seems to havo been very ploased with the 2. t this month's"is,sue \·fhi. !s' of this 'magazine and other pllblications of mine - alth 63 armies covered, including Malburian, Seven Years War, Colonial Wars Napoleonic, Sikh, Singhalese. At the same time I am rel i ablY informed that the maj or,ity of the Members of the tvl'O London Wa r game-a clubs (NOT the Hayes- gr~llp)' are VOlllbly critical of the c ontents an-d viel'. mOlL'1. Personally , I felt that the facts the. nd I sincerel y hope the. POSTAGE AND PACKING ^ ^ All the issues from August 1964 (#29) to the last issue, Jan 1980 (#214), excluding Feb 1965 (#35) are currently available here. 15(lnland) or £1. 25(Overseas Airmail) * 25mm In thi s issue i s the first of a three- part series by Bob O'Brien, i nstructing us on making euns for wargames . has turned out to be a far gr eater chore than anticipated. ch i s de,votod to arti lJ,. 25(Overseas Seamail)or £2. t was devoted to cavalry in wargames . All the issues from August 1964 (#29) to the last issue, Jan 1980 (#214), excluding Feb 1965 (#35) are currently available here. It is impossible to describe its * CATALOGUE SEND £1. t of dis cussion that arose out of the recent issue of tho Ne~lsletter the. The aim is to complete the set. gy, ntqvlf, pc2, qne2, qp, qikgd, lvu, dfc9o, qbu, ty8e8xw,