Kepi and Pickelhaube is the TAC-50 game that brings the era 1835-1880 to life. No specific battles are provided in the rule book This fast play rule set contains rules for the 19th Century Warfare. The game uses inches with 15mm, 20mm, and 25mm figures. For 5mm & 10mm you can substitute centimeters for inches. It is designed to have an evening of fun with...
Képis Rouges: is a miniatures ruleset for the War of 1870. Simple rules (DBA type) to replay battles of the Franco-Prussian War. Can be played on a small size table (60x60 cm) with a limited number (~40+) of minis. For 15mm miniatures. Sequence of play: Movement Defensive Fire - non active player Mêlées Active player follow the sequence then other player...
Los Gringos: is a miniatures ruleset for the Mexican-American War. Képis Rouges is needed to play those simple rules (DBA type). It can be played on a small size table with a limited number of minis (~80+ for the Battle of Palo Alto). Designed for 15mm miniatures. Sequence of play: Movement Defensive Fire - non active player Mêlées Active player follow the...
(from the publisher' website:) Keren simulates the Battle of Keren, one of the pivotal engagements in East Africa during the Second World War. The Italian units, particularly the Savoia Grenadiers, fought so well the Commonwealth forces had to conduct three assaults to break their position. Indeed, the Savoia Grenadiers were never dislodged from their...
On March 23, 1862 and then again on July 24, 1864 the area around Kernstown, Virginia witnessed clashes between Union and Confederate forces. The Pritchard House and Pritchard's Hill were central to both battles as they abutted the Valley Turnpike. At First Kernstown, Stonewall Jackson erred in taking scouting reports at face value and so he unknowingly...
Included in Competitive Edge (Formerly 'Gamefix') Magazine #12 Solitaire game of the battle for Stalingrad, 1942/43. Innovative system plots the player as the surrounded Germans trying to break out from the Soviet encirclement. Components: (8) pages of rules, incl. (4) pages of scenario, charts & historical background. (1) 11x17" Map (1) sheet of counters...
From the introduction: "Kesselring is a simulation for 2 players of the Allied invasion of Southern Italy in late 1943. One player controls the Axis forces led by Field Marshal Albert Kesselring and the other assumes the role of his historical opponent Field Marshal Bernard Law Montgomery". This wargame was first presented in The Wargamer Magazine issue 5...
(from ATO web site:) Kesselschlacht: Ukraine Spring 1944, (literally, "cauldron battle") is a simulation depicting the encirclement and escape of the German First Panzer Army from the Ukraine in the Spring of 1944. The German forces were very low on fuel and ammunition and had been caught flat-footed by yet another overwhelming Soviet offensive. First...
Kettou (which means duel in Japanese) is a samurai-themed reflex tabletop game inspired by the ancient Japanese game Karuta. Take on the role of a samurai warrior and go head-to-head against other players in an epic tabletop samurai duel. Use your quickness and bushido to defeat all adversaries. Kettou uses real reflex mechanisms to simulate the quickness...
"Kharkov: The Soviet Spring Offensive 12 May to 21 May 1942", is a brigade/Division level simulation of the Spring 1942 Soviet strategic offensive. The Second Battle of Kharkov or Operation Fredericus was an Axis counter-offensive in the region around Kharkov against the Red Army Izium bridgehead offensive conducted 12–28 May 1942, on the Eastern Front...
"Kharkov 1943", published in 1999 in "Vae Victis" issue 25, is a wargame which covers the operations "Star" and "Gallop" around Kharkov in February-March 1943. This wargame uses a variation of the system used in Vae Victis issue 13 for "Arnhem". The focus of the game system is on initiative and command, with alternating formation activations (i.e., the...