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Friday, 1 April 2011
HG Wells outgunned
HG Wells famously used matchstick-firing artillery models in his Little Wars, but he would have been seriously outgunned by Franz Stollberg, unearthed by Don Featherstone in Wargamer's Newsletter 101, of August 1970.
Those were the days.
ReplyDeleteDitto! :o)
ReplyDeleteLokks like fun.... but I'd never let them aim at my painted minitaures!
ReplyDeleteBrilliant article - I note a distinct lack of Frau Stollberg bringing in coffee and biscuits for the chaps - presumably she was in the bunker?
ReplyDeleteI am still wondering uneasily just what "near lethal" means in this context!
Great stuff - regards
Tony
Tony, I suspect it means that you wouldn't want to stand in front of one of those guns when it was fired :)
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ReplyDeleteThey look as a taem of very serious scientists!
Thanks for sharing
Rafa
I'm surprised that he could have made working cannons in such a small scale and not have to worry about them exploding/bursting.
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