10mm board size

[Hertsblue]

My table is 8' x 4', which just happens to be the size of a standard sheet of chipboard. If you go to a builders' merchant for a sheet of anything - chipboard, hardboard, MDF or whatever, that's the size it's likely to be.

[Ithoriel]

I have three 4' x 2' sheets of MDF which go onto the dining table to make a 6'x4' "board" - easier to store as three chunks than as a single sheet!

[General Bt Sherman]

My ACW games are typically 6' X 6' or smaller.

[FierceKitty]

Not a period that rings my bell, but I've always understood that the essence of gaming the War of Northern Aggression was to have the biggest bloodbath possible; i.e. the biggest table with the largest number of figures.

[sid_kent]

I have the TFL rules for WW2 skirmish level, and TCHAE for the American civil war and use a 6' x 4' table. I have three pieces of sundeala with 2' square sceniced boards on top, residing on the dining room table, thank goodness for lap trays!  Sid

[Leman]

The correct size for 10mm figures is 7'6"x223mm. Now I must go and wash my hands again. Was that too cruel a reply?

[Subedai]

Alll my games are played on my 3 textured sheets of insulating foam making a 150 x 100cm table.

Picture as the header for my blog.