RFCM

I will go further and say I love the entire family! The Turner motor racing images have made it to my walls and I like everything they do. The town scenes from the WOTR series put me right there.

On TTS in general, I have climbed the learning curve and it was not easy. Probably 50 hours to this point.

The main issue is the lack of support, but that is provided on youtube and elsewhere.

It looks like it has been designed on a Commodore Amiga, c 1995.

It is quirky and a bit unstable.

But... once you breakthrough it does some remarkable stuff, and I haven't even written one line of code.

My conclusion is that it is way, way better at gridded designs (my preference by a long chalk) than games that still use wheeling and facing.

Overall, impressed. We are testing on Thursday. 

If successful I will have a sudden demand for top down photos of PP troops!

TTS was my weapon of choice. I have built a basic module that allows for online play as long as both players have the rules, which of course we do.

Yes, I think a lot of people are waiting but I miss my miniatures games.

I attach a picture of the battlefield, gridded if you look carefully.

It will be a little lighter once I have tweaked it.

Mike

Has anyone done anything about playing BB online?

Vassal perhaps?

I am building something but wondered if I was alone.

Mike

I have a really nice shingle sheet in 28mm but needed 15mm and much more area. Appreciate all the guidance.

As usual I searched about and then made my own!

They are a little big but look okay.

Thanks for the help.

Any ideas on how to make shingle roof in 15mm for American 18c 19c buildings? Any products spring to mind?

Not quite up to individual tiles.

Thanks

Mike