Seekrieg V, duly noted.

Yeah i specifically said ww2 as air actions are important to me. At least
for ww2.

Those folk interested in pre ww2 may be interested to know that many WaS
fans are cobbling a variant called Dreadnaught Rising. A google of "axis
and allies" forumini should yield the relevant website. I expect
listmembers may be able to help with research.

Yes, the little planes are cool. Aircraft are in 1.900 scale to make them
visible against the 1.1800 ships. Seems a reasonable compromise.

If one is looking for open source rules David Childs has an interesting set
though i can't recall the name. Again, google should be isntructive. I
believe the first two pages are designer notes which is what i read first
anyway.

On Mon, Jan 12, 2009 at 7:09 AM, Brandon Musler <bmusler@...>wrote:

> "That said i'm curious about the tangent you suggested. Is there are a
> generally agreed upon best rule set for ww2 naval miniatures?"
>
> LOL. Well, I have my two-bit opinion (Seekrieg V) but I think the short and
> safe answer is no, there isn't a generally agreed upon best set of rules for
> WW2 naval miniatures. You have a lot of choices...depending upon emphasis.*
> Also, it's worth mentioning that a lot of people want a set of rules that
> cover the entire dreadnought period, say from about 1905 to 1945, rather
> than just WW2. But it's all according to your interests and tastes. The
> important thing is to enjoy the hobby.
>
> *BTW, the little plane stands from A&A Naval miniatures are terrrific for
> use with almost any naval miniatures scale/game during WW2...although some
> of us like to stick mostly to surface combat.
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