HOKA HEY

[Stewart 46A]

got hold of a copy of these rules.




Stewart

[Sean Clark]

Ava was really pleased for you Stewart 😂😅

I however am insanely jealous!

[Colonel Kilgore]

Is this something to get out at a Weymouth Wargames Weekend?

Simon

[Colonel Kilgore]

Sean,

It looks like (just) one is available here for a mere $35:

https://www.nobleknight.com/P/2147770193/Hoka-Hey---The-Indians-of-the-Plains-1850-1890

There may be P&P and Customs duties etc. too, of course.

Simon

[Stewart 46A]

i was very lucky , found it on ebay , $4.95 from the US, with postage cost about £12.

its an interesting read, my mind went in to over drive thinking about what could be changed.


Stewart

[Stewart 46A]

Simon
we could play it at WWW and look how rules have evolved.

Stewart

[Colonel Kilgore]

That would be good, Stewart.

Of course, I think that one of Martin's get-rich-slowly schemes is "rules trading" (similar to Lego trading, whereby you sell out-of-print boxes for an obscene profit). He probably has a box full of pristine RFCM rulesets that he's drip-feeding into the secondary market, to keep prices buoyant 🙂
Simon

[martin goddard]

I cannot confirm or deny it Simon.
Coincidentally I shall have a pair of new socks with me on Saturday.



martin

[Sean Clark]

New socks? It is indeed Hoka Hey!

[Colonel Kilgore]

I was trying to recall whether I'd ever seen Martin wear socks 

Simon

[Leslie BT]

So one sock with 'RIGHT' on it and one with 'LEFT' on it to help to remind you which foot is which!

[martin goddard]

Just an update for those interested.
I am still working on the HOKA HEY.

martin

[Stewart 46A]

Good news

Stewart

[Sean Clark]

Lovely Martin. This would compete my collection I think.

I'd love to track down those card castle bits you used to sell, and a very early catalogue, when it was printed on 4 pieces of paper and has little drawings on it.