The Spinnaker Lounge Bar in Otranto, Italy.
Against the Currant blackcurrant kettle sour from the Wellington Brewery.
Too true Eric. My major study at College was the development of Flintlock firearms, and one of the stark realities was the intransigence of the
Sadly it was not accepted and never procured by the RN. An example of the difficulty accepting new technology I suppose.
Garry: I have run the Battle of Lissa at both the club and show level. I have used SoG and another rules set using the SoG ships. TBF I
This looks great, lots of good detail, it will add a lot to your games.
Thanks Chris. I knew you would come to the rescue. Is the Frigate you borrowed any good for your designs on doing the Indefatigable? Rob.
Been off for a while due to circumstances and just seen this. I have the Ship logs, base inserts and ship cards for Lissa if you want them, send
One for our American cousins.
And Bristol fashion.
A later edition.
Hi Garry. When playing the larger engagements we usually tailor the rules for quicker action. Pick and mix from the rules. You don't have
Thanks Rob, I have been hosting the odd game of SoG at my local club, but have decided to expand to do this action. Not sure how I am going
Sorry Gary. Had a scout around and it looks as if I took no pictures of Lissa.It will be all down to Chris. Rob.
Hi Garry. Great to hear from you again after all this time.For Lissa you can't go better than Chris "Captain Duff" who did Lissa
Hello I have just bought enough ships to re-fight Lissa. Has anybody already done this and if so have you any advice? For a game with 10
The Spinnaker Hotel in Gourock on the bank of the river Clyde near Greenock, Scotland.
Also from the Wellington Brewery comes Pleasant Island hazy pale ale.
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