Rich Barbuto finds a 1968 magazine from Jack Scruby, one of the pioneers of miniature wargaming, and discusses Jack’s influence on his own wargaming history. Extracts from the original publication are also included.
It’s on the Reviews page.
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Great to see this Rich : whilst I have a few copies of the ancient UK magazines – Miniature Warfare and Wargamers Newsletter to name two – I’ve never had the luck to come across a copy of Jack Scruby’s magazine. A real piece of wargaming history!