With What a Tanker released, we thought we’d provide a few bits to help run your games.
So, without further ceremony, here are the following:
Have fun!
Compact Discs. A modern technological miracle and a huge advance into the “paper fee” age. No longer is my office burried under piles of mulched up trees, as many of the articles and images that I get sent are on CD. So, my desk is normally awash with them instead. In an effort to make
Last weekend saw Canberra host Australia’s biggest wargames event, Cancon, and Chain of Command was well represented with not one but two sets of Lardy Ambassadors displaying the game. Here is the first report from Sydney Ambassadors Neil Milne and Shane Hill who flew the Lardy banner on Day Three of the event. January the
“Is she, or isn’t she?” In my experience they often are. Not that that’s a bad thing! We’re rather new to the world of advertising and Saatchi & Saatchi are out of our price range, but we were able to recruit a couple of stars of West End theatre-land to record our advert for IABSM
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Two sided cards!
I don’t know if it is intentional, but you have managed to make the design of the cards suited for two-sided printing as well. This is much appreciated, as I have access to a proper photo printer that can handle two-sided cardboard printing.
The Dashboard needs scaling as it doesn’t allow for printer margins. Moving the lower dashboard to abutt the top dashboard.
Excellent…..now I wonder if Warbases will produce a dashboard in MDF? 😀
Ehm… the card file doesn’t open.
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Tried to download both Dash Boards and neither will. Any chance
can fix the problem?
Will you be doing Modern Data sheets, as I would like to use this for 1980’s as a demo game? or could you send me a formula so I can convert Data. Thanks.
Where can I download the Quick Reference Sheet from?
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