From http://www.bucksurdu.com :
"The Harford Area Weekly Kriegspielers (HAWKs) are hosting a contest to identify the best “battle in a box” miniatures game. The basic idea behind this contest is to challenge game masters to develop the best looking and most fun miniatures game that can fit in a single box, one that could fit in the overhead bin of a standard passenger airplane. Often it is helpful to have a battle in a box to take on vacation, have on hand in case a club event finishes early, or is cancelled, etc. It is easy to develop a battle in a box that has poor aesthetics, but fitting a very nice game into a single box should be a bit challenging. "
I like a contest where the goal solves a common problem, and doesn't involve me spending tremendous sums of cash. With a deadline of Fall-In! 2018, I have some time to think about some options with my current collection (and to procure the specific case in mention).
The full rules of the contest can be found here.
"The Harford Area Weekly Kriegspielers (HAWKs) are hosting a contest to identify the best “battle in a box” miniatures game. The basic idea behind this contest is to challenge game masters to develop the best looking and most fun miniatures game that can fit in a single box, one that could fit in the overhead bin of a standard passenger airplane. Often it is helpful to have a battle in a box to take on vacation, have on hand in case a club event finishes early, or is cancelled, etc. It is easy to develop a battle in a box that has poor aesthetics, but fitting a very nice game into a single box should be a bit challenging. "
I like a contest where the goal solves a common problem, and doesn't involve me spending tremendous sums of cash. With a deadline of Fall-In! 2018, I have some time to think about some options with my current collection (and to procure the specific case in mention).
The full rules of the contest can be found here.
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