[Poohbah]

"Kit-bashing" originally comes from movie production, where various science-fiction shows would use pieces from several commercial model kits to make new spaceships and the like. I use the term to indicate where I take an established boardgame system, any convenient order of battle I can find, and a hastily-drawn map (or, in this case, a game map that consists of hexagons superimposed over a digital image of the terrain). Presto! Instant wargame. It may not be playable, but that's what development work is for.

[Askel5]

From movie production? No joke?

And here I had WWI British or my friend Paddy in mind!

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Thanks for the link, Romulus!