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>> Saturday, 13 June 2009

This is the blog of the Tyneside Wargames Club, Newcastle upon Tyne, UK. Here we will be posting game reports from the Club, photos, reviews. Anything wargames related really! We also have a Forum (see link above) and a Club Website which has some general 'who, what, where' information about the club.

To the right you'll see links to other blogs we follow, our followers and members and various wargames related sites we think you might be interested in.

We hope you enjoy the content and feel free to leave comments or drop over to the Forum if you want to join the discussions.

Or better still, if you are local or visiting the area, come down one Saturday and join in a game!

Posted by Tyneside Wargames Club at 20:55
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15 comments:

jaz57 24 August 2011 at 21:48  

Hi, I have a 12 year ols son who is keen to come to the club - do you have an age range. Also when is your next meeting.

Thanks

Paul

jaz57 24 August 2011 at 21:50  

Hi, I have a 12 year old son who would like to join the club, do you have an age limit etc

Thanks

Paul

Tyneside Wargames Club 24 August 2011 at 23:36  

Hi Paul,

Next meeting will not be until after the Border Reiver Show(3rd September) so on Sat 10th September.

If you can drop me an email to tynesidewargames AT gmail DOT com we can try and arrange something.

There is no 'official' age limit and a few of the guys bring their kids along some Saturdays. I assume you would come along too?

Cheers

Andy

Thomas Whitbread 11 September 2011 at 12:48  

Hi,

I have just moved to Newcastle and I would like to start a science fiction book club. I was wondering if any of your members would be interested in attending.

The first book is William Gibson’s Neuromancer with the first meeting on Monday 26th September at 7:30 at the Chinese Drink Express on 1 Cross Street, NE1 4XE. After which anyone else could suggest the next book to read. For more information contact me on 07525752560 or thomaswhitbread@googlemail.com

I would really appreciate it if you could forward it to all of your members.

Regards

Thomas Whitbread

Thomas Whitbread 11 September 2011 at 12:49  

Hi,

I have just moved to Newcastle and I would like to start a science fiction book club. I was wondering if any of your members would be interested in attending.

The first book is William Gibson’s Neuromancer with the first meeting on Monday 26th September at 7:30 at the Chinese Drink Express on 1 Cross Street, NE1 4XE. After which anyone else could suggest the next book to read. For more information contact me on 07525752560 or thomaswhitbread@googlemail.com

I would really appreciate it if you could forward this it to all of your members.

Regards

Thomas Whitbread

Ptsgpbk 30 June 2013 at 08:20  

Hi,
i am 14 and possibly would like to join the club as i have became interested in the American Revolution and would i be able to join, also what brand could i use for 25mm wargames, i have play games like warhammer and mantic so i have a basic knowledge of wargames,

Thanks,
Philip

Ptsgpbk 30 June 2013 at 08:24  

Hi,
i am 14 and am coinsidering joining the club as i am now interested in the american revolution and am wondering if i can join and what brend should be used for 15mm or 25mm

Thanks,

Philip

Tyneside Wargames Club 30 June 2013 at 09:32  

Hi Philip,

Nice to hear from you. There are a few younger members at the club so it should be possible to sort something out. And there are a couple of people interested in the American Revolution as well. If you drop an email to the club email address I can pass on some info and maybe get someone at the club to contact you. Address is tynesidewargames@gmail.com.

Look forward to hearing from you

Andy

V 17 October 2014 at 04:53  

Hi
I was trying out the WW2 Skirmish Rules, and noticed the solo AFV charts do not provide for the AFVs open g fire. The infantry solo table does. Have I missed something?
Regards
Mike

Herkybird 17 October 2014 at 21:19  

Hi V!
I intend for AFV's to shoot during their sides movement/action phase. As for infantry, they would shoot at the most convenient point during their move.
As for targeting, under the solo vehicle action chart, it states: 'A.F.V.s will attempt to shoot at the most threatening target, but main guns will always shoot at the nearest enemy AFV / Anti-tank gun in preference to other targets.'

I hope this clarifies things a bit?

bedbuild 3 February 2015 at 20:17  

Hello, Can you help please? Due to ill health we have a lot of wargaming figures and other items that we need to sell. Can you contact me through a comment on here to see if anyone is interested. My father in law was a very keen wargamer for many years and has built up a considerable stock.

Tyneside Wargames Club 3 February 2015 at 21:38  

Hi bedbuild,

Can you drop an email to the club email address (tynesidewargames@gmail.com) and we can take it from there?

Cheers

Andy

Everett 18 February 2015 at 19:45  

Just a thank you for your free rules. Here in north Devon a small group of us have just started to use your Colonial rules....with added mods concerning Gatling/Garner guns and a card/unit driven game sequence.

Best

Everett Sharp, Bideford

Unknown 9 November 2016 at 08:36  

Hello

I have recently become hooked on x wing.I am a walking stick dependent older sort of Yoda type Dude and i am looking to get some games in at your Saturday meets.

I play rebel alliance 100pts just getting started but i am interested in playing competitively.

I will come along on Saturday the 19th if there is the prospect of a game.

Cheers

Tyneside Wargames Club 9 November 2016 at 09:29  

Hi Neil,

I'll pass the message on to the x-wing fans and see what is happening on the 19th.

Andy

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