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Started by Nickyc, 25 February 2013, 09:21:42 PM

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Nickyc

Hello all I'm Nick, new to the forums but a slowly ageing wargamer  ;). I have spent many years gaming at larger scales but have always fancied trying the ACW at 10mm giving me the choice of recreating larger scale battles. On that subject I have mainly used f&f for rules in other scales, what would you say is the best for 10mm in that period.

All the best

Nick

Leon

Hi Nick, welcome to the Forum!  The other guys will have a better idea on the rules, so I'll let them chime in on those.

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Techno

Hi Nick, and a very warm welcome.
Don't worry about slowly aging...It's happening all too fast for some of us here. ;)
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nikharwood

Welcome Nick  :-h

I use ACWarmaster & Black Powder for my ACW games in 10mm.

Duke Speedy of Leighton

Hi Nick,
Black Powder and Fire and Fury are great rules.
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petercooman

Hello and welcome!

Another ACWarmaster here, contemplating black powder too, but really have to get them painted first  ;D

GordonY

Peter Pig's Civil War Battles is a cracking ruleset with loads of uncertainty built in, once had a game where the Union defenders due to crappy rolling were coming onto the table in such a piecemeal fashion that the brave gennelmen of the sawth were able to butcher them almost without sustaining any casulties. On the other hand I've seen games lost because of the delays caused just getting brigades over fences and through cornfields, that and the countdown mechanism that stops the game creates a few nail biting moments, try it you'll love it.

Hertsblue

Hi Nick. Wecome to the nuthouse.

Slowly ageing is the way to do it. Avoid going white overnight, is my advice.  :D
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Steve J

Welcome on board Nick :).

Womble67

Hello Nick
             welcome to the forum I am also in the process of painting ACW figures, as well as my world war two stuff.  As for rules I'm a real fan of black powder, also at some point in the future warlord intend releasing a ACW supplement.

Take care

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General Bt Sherman

Hi Nick
Welcome, It's good to have another ACW guy aboard. For rules, I'm hoping to give "A Union So Tested" a try soon. http://deepfriedhappymice.com/html/rd_a_union_so_tested.html If all goes well, I will be doing part of the Battle of Chancellorsville in a few weeks.

Can somebody send me a link to the ACWarmaster rules? I would be interested in giving them a try in the future.

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Nickyc

Thanks for all the replies,I put in my first order today for an army pack and some casualties  markers should be enough to be going on with.

Nick

GordonY

Trust me Nick, thats just your first hit, you'll be harassing your dealer (Leon) for another baggie of that there 10mm very soon. Welcome to the 10mm addicts club.