Episode 34: The Shot Heard ‘Round the World: Wargaming Lexington & Concord on a 32ft table

Join us as we talk with Paul, aka: Pitt History Guy, on how he went about making the battle of Lexington and Concord playable for wargaming ( hint: 32ft table). We also get a bit of his insight into making big participation games fun and playable for people brand new to the hobby.

Pitt History Guy (PHG) resources:

Favorite free wargame resources: https://nextgengaming.org/  https://www.juniorgeneral.org/

Favorite sources (current production only) of low complexity historic military boardgames: https://www.worthingtonpublishing.com/  https://www.bluepantherllc.com/collections/bmg  https://www.commandsandcolors.net/  https://www.commandpostgames.com/pub-battles/

Favorite low complexity, low cost all in one historic military miniatures reference books (available for $15 in PDF): https://canuckwargamer.wordpress.com/ 

The best 1/72 plastic soldier reference website: https://www.plasticsoldierreview.com/

Support Ukraine by buying your 1/72 soldier sets and tank & warplane model kits from Ukrainian manufacturers via a Ukrainian hobby shop that ships globally, such as this Kyiv shop with low cost postage and fast response and shipping: https://www.hobby.dn.ua/en/index.php/en