The Dice Flew Furiously — Warfare in the Age of the Machine Gun

The Dice Flew Furiously is Ross MacFarlane’s set of rules for modernistic warfare. From his notes:

Notes: This is a simple set of rules for playing wargames in the Age of the Machine Gun. They are meant to provide an enjoyable game and to be evocative of stories told rather than an accurate simulation or recreation of experience or fact. More specifically, they aim to work in OSW fashion, not worrying about consistent time and ground scales and operating on multiple levels at once. Figures and vehicles are treated more or less as individuals so a player can get that emotional feel of being there in the midst of things while putting dozens if not hundreds of toy soldiers on the table and getting the feel of commanding a “battalion” or even a “brigade”, yet still be able to finish a game in 2 to 4 hours. The rules are intended for use with individual figures of 20mm size or larger but it should be able to be used with multi-figure bases either counting each base as a figure or by marking hits.

Mexican Revolution Rules for 25mm Figures

Mexican Revolution is a set of free wargames rules for 25mm – 28mm figures. In them, a unit is represented by 10 figures.

Brigade Commander Modern Rules

Andy Watkins offers a set of free wargames rules called Brigade Commander, for games set in Cold War Germany. Given the equipment used, I suppose it also would be useful for gaming some other scenarios in which the combatants have old NATO and Warsaw Pace equipment.

Military Vehicle Identification

I’ve painted a lot of 15mm and microarmor miniature wargaming vehicles in the last few years. Finding photos to help me in assembly and painting has always been a pain. This site is the cure. It has links to several dozen sites that detail WWII through modern military vehicles.

A Spanish Crossfire

A Spanish Crossfire is a set of modifications for playing Crossfire game set in the Spanish Civil War, and in the Rif War.