11.1987 Lider (originally M&S)

Publisher/Date:
Lider/Maquetismo y simulación (1981-2001)

Product Type:
Non-ASL Magazine with ASL Scenarios, Periodical

Country of Origin:
Spain

Contents:
Occasional ASL scenario or article

Commentary:

Lider (Spanish for “leader”) began as the house publication of the Maquetismo y Simulación (Modelling & Simulation) Club of Barcelona in the 1980s.  In its first incarnation, it was called M&S and ran for 17 issues (1981-1985).  In 1986 it improved its quality and changed its name to Lider, restarting its numbering system (which ran for 5 issues).  Lider then once more reinvented itself; its third incarnation lasted 62 issues until January 1998.  At first, it concentrated on wargaming, but as time went on, more and more of its content dealt with role-playing games and collectible card games.  A final incarnation, solely featuring RPGs and CCGs, lasted around five issues, until late 2001.

During its third incarnation, Lider published several ASL scenarios, as well as a couple of other reviews and articles.

Issue	ASL Scenario
#4	La estación de Suhinici (“Suhinici Station,” a 1942 East Front scenario)
#25 (1991)	Necesitamos un Cuartel (“We Need Barracks”?, East Front 1942)
#26 (1991)	Apenas nos Hablamos (“We Hardly Talk”?, Sicly 1943, U.S. Rangers vs. Italians)
#54 (1996)	¡Nuts!  (Bastogne 1944, possibly reprinted from Alea)

 

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