Miniature wargame | Wikipedia audio article
Channel: wikipedia tts
Date: 21/12/2018

This is an audio version of the Wikipedia Article:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Miniature_wargaming


00:00:33 1 Overview
00:02:04 2 Models
00:03:08 2.1 Painting &amp; assembly
00:03:57 3 The battlefield
00:05:37 4 Scale
00:05:45 4.1 Model size
00:08:23 4.2 Abstract scaling
00:09:33 4.3 Time
00:10:03 5 Rulesets
00:12:11 5.1 Role-playing games
00:13:20 5.2 Naval wargames
00:15:39 5.3 Air wargames
00:16:24 6 History
00:16:32 6.1 Precursors
00:18:01 6.2 Birth
00:20:53 6.3 Post-War boom
00:22:45 6.4 Fantasy wargames
00:23:54 7 Community and culture
00:24:41 7.1 Notable miniature wargame organizations
00:27:48 7.2 Notable miniature wargamers and miniature wargame designers
00:34:53 8 See also



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Miniature wargaming is a form of wargaming in which players simulate battles between opposing military forces using miniature models of soldiers, artillery, and vehicles on a model of a battlefield. This is in contrast to other wargames which use abstract pieces such as counters or blocks to represent military units. The visual and tactile satisfaction of fully painted models moving around a beautiful model battlefield has a great appeal to fans of this genre, and players celebrate their artistry as much as their skill at play.