A silly question how old are you guys (For FOW)

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**Trondheim**

Frazzled wrote:
danli7 wrote:Was just curious, Im 19.

You know that Moses guy? Well...

Should it not have been the book of Frazzeld then?

I am 23 turning 24 come monday

**Decaius**

Congrats in advance, then! And another in his 20s... This is a weird but entertaining thread.

**Avrik_Shasla**

I'm 21 actually, love the game.

**tunje**

19

**mwnciboo**

Enjoying being over 30. Things were definitely not better in the old days (VHS, no internet, etc), life is good.

**Decaius**

mwnciboo wrote:Enjoying being over 30. Things were definitely not better in the old days (VHS, no internet, etc), life is good.

But sometimes I miss the passion... Remember when I bought my first issue of WD back in -92, drooling over the 'eavy metal pages...

**col. krazy kenny**

Decaius wrote:
mwnciboo wrote:Enjoying being over 30. Things were definitely not better in the old days (VHS, no internet, etc), life is good.

But sometimes I miss the passion... Remember when I bought my first issue of WD back in -92, drooling over the 'eavy metal pages...

That is when the MAG. was good...

**Decaius**

col. krazy kenny wrote: That is when the MAG. was good...

Sad to say, but yes...

**ThirdUltra**

45 here; just turned on the 29th of last month.

Been wargaming since my early 20's; started with Battletech and by the fall of 94, I was sucked into 40k. From there it just spiraled out of control with BFG, some WHF, Bloodbowl etc.

However, my first historical wargame was Mustangs & Messerschmitts (circa 92). The local HMGS (Historical Miniature Gaming Society) in Nashville, Tennessee gladly showed some of us newbies how to play. We used 1/72 scale models on big pole stands, mounted on casters. So our battles were fouight on tennis courts and garages lol!

Good times...

**Kato**

Soon to be 28.

**djones520**

27, been interested since I was 24, but just recently decided to take the plunge. Mostly middle aged folks here who play. I think I may be the youngest (not counting one guys son, but he's away at college now).