Table of Contents #100
July/August 1999
Rule Sets and Rules Variants
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Sweet House Rules
an "Alexander Nevsky" Wargame by Charles and David Sweet.
On to Port Arthur
Gaming the Russo-Japanese War 1905. Overview of rules, miniatures, and other needs. Includes charts. by Scott Hansen.
Rout From Moscowa
Rules for 1812 Napoleonic Retreat. by Mitru Costes.
Peter Pigs and Micro Machines
Being a Hunt for Buried Or, How I Started Gaming WWII. Matrix Game Ideas By Chris Engle.
Do you Like Uncertainty in Your Games?
Matrix Ideas By Chris Engle.
Campaign Wargaming
Going It Alone Solo Wargamers Corner. by Rich Barbuto.
Points System for Tactica Rules
Ancients by Greg Principato.
Remember the Alamo!
Rules By George Knapp.
Historical Analysis and Scenarios
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Managing a Manipular Army in the Second Punic War Period
The Quincunx Question Designer Notes for Quincunx Rules. By Duke Seifried.
Russo-Japanese War Rule Notes
Notes by Scott Hansen.
ECW Designer Notes
For God, King and Country. By Bruce McFarlane.
Three Battlegrounds in China
- Introduction
China Game 1: Hua Quing Hot Springs (Harold's Rangers Comics Adventure 1943)
China Game 2: Temple Out of Time ("Illinois Smith" Adventure 1943)
China Game 3: Hsiku Arsenal (Boxer Rebellion 1900) [includes bibliography for all three adventures]
Reviews, News, and Other Views
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Editorial
Editor and Publisher Hal Thinglum discusses his first 100 issues.
Guest Editorial
Don Featherstone discusses Hal's first 100 issues of MWAN.
Guest Editorial
Stuart Asquith discusses Hal's first 100 issues of MWAN.
All Hail to MWAN 100
Paddy Griffith contemplates Hal's first 100 issues of MWAN.
Wargame Magazine Review
Russ Lockwood recounts Hal's first 100 issues of MWAN.
The World at War
Column on World War Two Scale Models in Miniature Gaming by Charles Sharp.
An Aged Campaigner Looks Back
Memoirs With that Rascal Howard Whitehouse.
Wargaming
Is It the Best of Times? Is It the Worst of Times?. By Jim Getz.
What's New In Hal's Mailbox
Editor and Publisher Hal Thinglum, with a little help from others, offers a multitude of mini product reviews.
David Barnes Reviews
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Dixon Miniatures 25mm Pirates (figures)
Donnington Miniatures 15mm Ottoman Turk (figures)
Foundry 25mm Pirates and Darkest Africa (figures)
Redoubt 25mm ACW and Napoleonic British Hussars (figures)
The Bunker Wargaming Holiday Centre
Review by Mark Bevis.
Games Workshop Warhammer
Review of Medieval Figures by Nick Nascati.
For your Knapsack Periodicals and Books of Interest
Being reviews of books and magazines wargamers might want to read. By David Barnes.
The Training Depot
Children, Gaming, and WWII by Edward P. Wilson.
More Articles
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Indices for Wargame Magazines
1999 by Robert Burke.
Geo-Hex Beautification
Terrain Modification by David Love.
The Frugal Wargamer
#3 By Nick Nascati.
The Iowa Graybeard
ACW Ship Model Building By Orv Banasik.
How to Build a Foam Cutter
Chris Engle tells how.
Plastic Figures in 25mm Plus
Overview by Kenn Hart.
Skulking in the Rear
Meandering Thoughts with that rascal Howard Whitehouse.
Sanity Break
The joys of mobile painting by Terry Dehrkoop
Upcoming Events
Conventions by John Stafford.
Wargame Clubs of America
Across the USA by John Stafford.
Celebrate History
Convention Recap with extensive photos (extremely slow: 553K). By Russ Lockwood. {Note: In the MagWeb "Travel" section).
MWAN #100 Cover (top): 25mm Seven Years War Prussian. Cavalry by Falcon, Infantry by Dixon. Painted by JT Miniatures. Large front cover (77K)
Back Cover (at right): 25mm Redoubt Enterprises "Wellington in India" Line. Large back cover (slow: 131K)
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