DBA "Barker Markers"

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This gallery features pictures of "Barker Markers", DBx gaming accessories used to measure "Base Width Distances" for purposes of determining an element's zone of control. Named for DBA co-author Phil Barker, these are typically simple tools comprised of a nail or golf tee glued to a 40mm square base (for 15mm gaming). Many gamers, however, show their creativity by scratch-building specialized "Barker Markers", often theming them to a particular army. You can tour the gallery or select a specific image from the menu below. If you've got a Barker Marker you'd like to show off at Fanaticus, send an e-mail to Chris Brantley with the details.

• Egyptian Obelisk (David Kuijt)
• Greek Column (Paul Hannah)
• Generic Marker (Chris Brantley)
• Hoplite Marker (Greg Kelleher)
• "ZOC Rule" Marker (James Hughes)
• Globe Marker (Ted Galacci)
• Greek & Roman Statue Columns (Jeff Barnes)
• Olmec Head (Paul Hannah)
• Guiness Marker (Dan Becker)
• Seige Tower (David Kuijt)
• Celtic Menhir (David Hewkin)
• Casualty (Richard Speedman)
• Lone Skirmisher (Richard Speedman)
• Pushme-Pullyu (Paul Hannah)
• Casualty (Owen Cooper)
• Egyptian Gods (David Kuijt)
• Pharoah (Andrew Lawrence)
• Drunken Gauls (Bryan McEachern)
• Palm Tree (David Zecchini)
• Single-Malt Barker Marker (Paul Hannah)
• Aztec Jaguar Knight Marker (Terry Webb)
• Celtic Henge (Chris Pagano)
• Chicomecoatl Marker (Jeff Caruso)
• Tree Markers (Andreas Johansson)
• Totem Pole (Doug Hamm)

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Last Updated:  20 Apr 2008

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Direct them to Chris Brantley at brant@erols.com.