Showing posts with label The Journal. Show all posts
Showing posts with label The Journal. Show all posts

Monday, 21 July 2014

SOTCW Compendium now available

Now as most of you know I am the editor of the SOTCW magazine "The Journal", we wanted to help commemorate the start of WW1, so Russ Phillips and I coordinated and collated all the articles and scenarios related to WW1 into a special compendium volume.

This is now available in both e-book and paperback editions. Please note all profits from the sales are going to the Royal British Legion.


Available from this link (you may have to cut/paste into your browser) -
http://www.amazon.co.uk/The-SOTCW-World-War-Compendium/dp/0992764858/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1405938407&sr=8-1&keywords=ww1+compendium

Monday, 16 December 2013

SOTCW Journal issue 80 is out!

SOTCW (Society of Twentieth Century Wargamers)
Journal 80 is now out!



In this issue you will find –

Punta de Lanza    - A variant on Spearhead rules for the Spanish Civil War
Alan Hamilton gives a history lesson on 100yrs in wargaming

Several tabletop scenarios –
The Drive on Kalach, August 1942 (mini-campaign for Spearhead)
Let the UN Sort it Out! – 1980s Lebanon
Brief Encounter – Normandy 1944
The Return of Assan – (pt3 of Chris Stoesen`s Peace in Galilee mini-campaign)
VLAMGAT – Check Your 6! Jet Age scenario

Other articles –
Soviet Clichés of the Great Patriotic War
Red Army Wasps
Taxis in Palestine 1938
A travelogue around “The Bulge”
Ramming attacks in air combat rules

Plus all the usual review columns

I`d like to apologise for the delays in publishing this issue; but thank all those who took the time and effort to contribute.

Richard B.

www.sotcw.co.uk

Wednesday, 26 June 2013

SOTCW Journal #79

Arrived this morning :D
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In this new issue you will find -

Eastern Front mini-campaign
Battle of Gallabat (Sudan 1940)
Rules for Between the Wars
Battle for St. Cloud (Operation Torch, 8-10th Nov. 1942)
French counter-attack at Tafaraoui Airfield (Operation Torch, 9th Nov. 1942)
The Otranto Barrage (WW1 naval)
If the Cold War Turned Hot (Theory and what-if)
Tips from the workbench (modelling tips and ideas)
A Malta Story (a trip around the island by a wargamer)
Great War Orders of Battle pt2 (for Rapid Fire! rules)
Elite Troops (Theory and ideas for wargaming)
El Torre (SCW scenario)
Al Hanniyah (Gulf War 1991, scenario)
A Captured Gun at Gallipoli 1916 (interesting history)

Also in this issue you will found the final details and closing date for the Great SOTCW Giveaway, you have just 24 days to get your details to Russ Phillips or miss out on the chance of winning a truely huge prize (valued at over £300)
Plus all the usual review columns.

I`d like to thank everyone who contributed to this issue.

Monday, 10 December 2012

SOTCW Journal #77 has arrived!

SOTCW (Society of Twentieth Century Wargamers) Journal issue 77 is now out.

Dropped through my door within the last hour –

In this new issue you will find –
Breaking the Stalin Line – Eastern Front divisional level game for Spearhead rules
The Missiles of Cyprus – a fictional modern Greek Vs Turk naval clash
Skofalots Challenge – WW1 Eastern Front
Operation peace in Galilee – first part of a mini campaign for TW&T rules
El Jermia – Algeria 1958
Passchendale – Third battle of Ypres 1917
The Supply Convoy – a real incident in Iraq set up for tabletop
Stonne 1940
Wetlet – Far East 1945

There`s also the following articles –
Modern armour/gun adaptations for RF2
A walk through of the military museums near St Petersburg
Unusual and odd military developments in the early C20th
An in depth review of IABSM V3

You also get all the usual review columns, letters and Rob`s Rearguard!

This issue is the first of the new sub period 13, I`d like to apologies for the delay between J76 and this issue caused mainly by a slow uptake of the re-sub. Hopefully now we`re off, the rest of the sub will run more smoothly.

I`d like to thank everyone who contributed to this issue.

Richard Baber (editor)
www.sotcw.co.uk