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BIG BOYS FoG
Posted: Thu Apr 16, 2009 5:38 am
by garyp
FoG for BIG BOYS in Oz
A 800 point comp in glorious 28mm on vast 8x4 tables
18 & 19 July - residential - at Nowra south of Sydney
Can anyone comment on the terrain rules for this bigger table size - I have gone with 3-5 optional pieces and one optional piece can be chosen as a Large piece but counts as Normal in all respect - is that the way to go.
Gary
Posted: Thu Apr 16, 2009 5:44 am
by garyp
Since I am acquiring the larger size tables for BIG BOYS I am thinking of running a doubles comp - the proportional upscale for 800 points on a 6x4 table to 8x4 table would be 1066 points - an auspicious year in itself.
Can anyone suggest terrain rules and are there any other rules that are normally applied to doubles. I would very much like to go with a theme for this but as has been pointed out by a number of other posters, it would simply reduce the number of people able to attend and we have a smaller pool here in Oz so not practical - bugger!
Any comments welcome.
Gary
Posted: Thu Apr 16, 2009 6:16 pm
by batesmotel
What MU size are you using for 28mm? This would affect the terrain issue.
Posted: Thu Apr 16, 2009 9:20 pm
by garyp
mu of 1 inch as per normal.
Re: BIG BOYS FoG
Posted: Thu Apr 16, 2009 10:43 pm
by DaiSho
garyp wrote:FoG for BIG BOYS in Oz
A 800 point comp in glorious 28mm on vast 8x4 tables
18 & 19 July - residential - at Nowra south of Sydney
Can anyone comment on the terrain rules for this bigger table size - I have gone with 3-5 optional pieces and one optional piece can be chosen as a Large piece but counts as Normal in all respect - is that the way to go.
Gary
Gary, if you haven't already can you put the dates in the OzFog calendar?
Thanks.
Ian
P.S. - don't forget to send results of the comp to Gary

Posted: Fri Apr 17, 2009 12:03 am
by stecal
4x8 is vast? I'd consider that the minimum size for 650 pts in 25mm. 800 pts I'd want 5x9
Posted: Fri Apr 17, 2009 2:36 am
by garyp
stecal wrote:4x8 is vast? I'd consider that the minimum size for 650 pts in 25mm. 800 pts I'd want 5x9
Most (if not all actually) of our 25/28mm comps are 600 points on 6x4 tables. So I guess going to 800 points and retaining the 1 inch mu means that 8 foot wide and 4 foot deep is "pro-rata" correct (the "vast" being advertiasing hipe of course).
My experience of table size is that 800 points of 15mm on a 6x4 favours the run-away mounted armies a little. We have some 600 point comps on 4x3 tables happenning and I would suspect that these will favour the solid foot armies a tad. Pro-rata then 800 points of 15mm on a 6x4 equals 800 points of 25/28mm on a 9x4 - so an 8x4 may just equal out the run-away shooters a bit.
I will let you know how we go.
Gary
Posted: Fri Apr 17, 2009 1:57 pm
by GKChesterton1976
Will seek domestic permission to attend. I was thinking of taking time off in July so might be a good family holiday!