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"By Gawd, sir,
     everything is in range!"

  "By Gawd, sir,
       you are correct."

Volley Fire!
  Rules For The Audacious
By Larry V. Brom

I offer to the bolder Colonial Gamer this set of 1:1 figure-ratio skirmish gaming rules.
Not a particularly new idea to be sure, but the concept of ground scale being in scale to the figures is indeed, a little bit different. One foot equals 25 yards, hence, a 6 foot by 12 foot table (the size I use), is actually 300 yards by 150 yards in true scale with the figures!

By Gawd, you must be thinking, everything on the table is in range ! By Gawd, sir, you are correct!

Go ahead and give VOLLEY FIRE! a try and have fun!

"Because we're here, lad.
Just us.      
Nobody else."

Every Man a Briton!
  A Cooperative Variant of TSATF
  for the Zulu War of 1879
By Jay Stribling

In this game, every player is a British/Imperial/Boer player and commands one or more units fighting on that side.

The Game mechanics will run their opposing units, all Zulu, with die rolls if necessary being made by the game-master or umpire.

Go to EVERY MAN A BRITON!        

Brom Geste!
  or: A Hot Day in the Palms
Rules For The French Foreign Legion in North Africa, circa 1890

By Larry V. Brom

A skirmish game with a 1:1 figure ratio and proportional ground scale, featuring an unusual "order chip" system

Go to BROM GESTE!