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7 comments:
The unit.
I'd go for the book since it provides the foundation upon with all the rest depends. The miniatures can always be added at a later date, when the finances have recovered.
Say....speaking of which does anyone know when Grant's "Wargame Companion" hits the shelves?
If you have never read it then the book, otherwise the unit
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The book (unless you are in danger of running out of minis to paint!).
The book if you don't already know it by rote! Far more complete (e.g. bridge building, map moving, campaign replacements, re-fights of large historical battles with great photos) and inspirational than the more often quoted 'Charge!', imho.
I would choose the book which is what I did when I found out is was back in print (mind you I had some unpainted figs to work on)
-- Allan
We is St. Maurice love the works of Grant and Young,........but really need the fire power. Both texts were the benchmark that I based my country, my collection, on, but in truth, almost nothing of either wargames rules is used in the battles between St. Maurice and Ardoberg-Holstein (I still have both texts though).
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