Bücher von Stephen Stanley

Many World War Two wargamers use 1-100 scale figures and vehicles such as FLAMES OF WAR. What I've done here is to present a new set of rules for that scale, but fighting my battles on a HEX BASED table top. There are several advantages to this method: for example it reduces most of the need to measure range and movement (you simply count off the number of hexes). Here are tables for all types of weapons and troop types. I admit that it can be a lot of work converting your scenery to hexes, but it can result in a more enjoyable and fast-moving game. It's well worth a look. Here are the basic rules in a 32 page book, but there is also these same rules with an additional 'discussion' section with more of the background to the rules. I seem to have collected over the years a fine collection of various sets of rules. Here's another to add to your collection.

Come on a puzzlingly small adventure, as the passengers and crew of an aircraft begin to shrink through worlds within worlds. As they become microscopic they encounter a tiny Flea Circus on the back on an animal, Daredevil Mites and other incredibly small civilizations, each one smaller than the previous one. Will they ever manage to get back to their normal size? There are twelve worlds to discover plus questions and answers, plus for the first time, in this new edition there are six extra pages of solutions artwork. This is another in the incredible series of picture puzzle books by Stephen Stanley. Enjoy.

This great book is an collection of five of Stephen Stanley's popular HOW TO DRAW series and features the artwork from the books HOW TO DRAW CIRCUS FIGURES, HOW TO DRAW PIRATES, HOW TO DRAW ALIENS AND ROBOTS, HOW TO DRAW FANTASY FIGURES and HOW TO DRAW HANDS. In all some 140 pages of drawing tips and suggestions for young artists and cartoonsits.

The corvette, HMAS Whyalla was the first vessel built and launched from the Whyalla Shipyard in 1941. After active service during World War Two, the ship became the RIP. In the 1980s it was bought by the City of Whyalla and returned to where it was built as a major part of the new Whyalla Maritime Museum, but the job of getting the ship out of the water and to its present resting place on dry land earned her the title of THE RELUCTANT LADY. This book is a collection of STAN cartoons from the local newspaper telling the story of how HMAS Whyalla came to be at the Whyalla Maritime Museum and is published in conjunction with an exhibition of cartoons held on the ship itself.

Image that we have discovered the joys of Time Travel. This book will guide the first time traveler on his/her trip back into the past, giving useful tips and information so your journey won't end badly, because the past can be a very dangerous place to visit. There is information on settling permanently in the past and how to avoid all the strange paradoxes you will encounter along the way. It's a must have book for anyone contemplating the simple joy of TIME TRAVEL