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15mm paint shack

Greek Light Cavalry Final Victrix review finished painted -
18th Century Sojourn

Field fortifications - In September of this year, one dozen scenarios were designed and tested for a mid-17th century map-less campaign. Scenarios are randomly selected with ob...
2 Hour Blog

Why Pledge to THW Patreon? Tell them Billy. - https://www.patreon.com/TwoHourWargames
20mm Nostalgic Revival

More Farming stuff - Had these for a few weeks off Ebay , reminds me, must get outside and do some weeding!!! Also got me hands on from a German pal nearly a complete collectio...
20th Century Wargames

Boarding Parties - A couple of stands to represent RN boarding parties or sailors with small-arms put ashore For CD3 the count as 'other' so of limited use, expecting spec...
28mm a day

Reinforcements have arrived: Pt.3 Examining the other contents - Now for the final installment of the Noble Armada Ships of the Line box set review. We're looking at the other contents of the box. Enjoy. First up are the...
28mm Victorian Warfare

Wookie Warriors - I wasn't planning a themed month, but I have unearthed some more photographs that have yet to be shared and with today being the 4th May, it just seemed ...
Plastic Toy Soldier Pictures

Robin's Merry Men - A couple of photos of Marx 54mm Merry Men. These are from the mid-1950's.
Steve's Random Musings on
Wargaming and other stuff...

"Firing into the Brown" #47 - Armstrong 7" 'ers, Sansom and stuff.. - *"So Carnehan weeds out the pick of his men, and sets the two of the Army to show them drill and at the end of two weeks the men can manoeuvre about as ...
A fist full of Plastic

A Tale of Two Tracks - The Heller AMX-30/105 Kit - Several years ago I purchased three 1/72 scale Heller AMX-30/105 kits. At the time I was unaware of any issues with the kit and they joined the mountain of...
A Miniature History of the American Revolution

New Directions - At the beginning of this month, I wrapped up a series of daily posts on the battle of White Plains, and the events leading up to it. As much as I enjoyed ...
A Wargaming Odyssey

Bank Holiday Weekend Boot Sale Bargains - *Very different but welcome all the same. 20p for the Duggan title and £1 for the Macintyre. * A short while ago Laurel took delivery of a powered wheel...
Adventures In Lead

Blood on the Sands at ShireCon - Had a great day at ShireCon, or the Little MOAB, as I like to call it. Had a lot of interested people play a game or two and got to play test some new g...
Adventures in Miniature Gaming

Hessian Jagers - I keep finding little bits of American War of Independence projects hidden in interesting places. these guys were on bases, primed or partially painted, in...
Adventures with Gun, Sabre and Horse

NEW IMAGI-NATIONS ATOMIC AGE BLOG - I've created a new blog to record my miniature craftwork in my imaginary cold war gone hot campaign setting. I will remove those posts from this blog ...
AJ's Wargaming Blog

Switching to Instagram! - I've recently realized that I'm woefully behind in updating this blog. The main reason is I've been posting my content on my Instagram page ( https://ww...
Anatoli's Game Room

New site with much improved blog - please have a look - Friends, after several days of hard work I'm happy to present to you my new site. After 10 years with blogspot I have moved my online hobby operation to a ...
Another Slight Diversion

Greetings - This is my first post
Another WW2 Plastic Soldier Blog

Painted Cromwells - Here are some painted Hät Armourfast Cromwells that will be brilliant to fight with the Revell British Infantry in the Western Front. Now that they have bee...
Armored Ink

CONAN , the board game - Some friends who bought into the Conan board game kickstarter printed out the starter gameboard, cards an other items, made a dice conversion sheet and we ...
AV's Corner

Carthaginian army part 1: Numidian Cavalry. - At last a new post. First I like to tell that the chemotherapy has done it's work. I'm cancer free. No operation needed. Although I still suffer from some s...
Baron's Blog

May the Fourth Celebration. - We finally had a a May the Fourth fall on a Saturday. Time to celebrate the unofficial Star Wars Day with a day of games hosted by the Hutts! We starte...
Basement Generals

SUPERS! - NORAD reports the crash of an extraterrestrial object deep in the Appalacian mountains. The Guardians are dispatched to report on and recover any possible...
Battle Game of the Month

Another Turn, Another Adjustment - I do get some of the weirdest ideas when fishing about for new ideas for a new rule set. Ideally, I'd know what I want before I start but usually I only ...
BATTLEGROUP HAWKWOOD

Dozer Sherman and 75 mm Howitzer Motor Carriage M8 -
Battles in Miniature

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Ben's Soldiers

InCountry Games 28mm Modern Figures - I painted these as a commission recently and thought I'd share since there is not many photos online of the finished products from this new company. T...
Bleaseworld

Sharp Practice: Silencing Singh the Sniper - Despite the successful defence of the Mission House at Pershawarinan, the rebellion continues and large numbers of Europeans seek shelter within the garr...
Blenheim to Berlin

THE SCANIAN WAR 1675-79 NEW BOOK - My latest purchase from Helion - CHARLES XI's WAR The Scanian War between Sweden and Denmark 1675-1679. I first read about the Scanian War 55 years ago...
Blogs of War

The League of Augsburg added - The League of Augsburg added.
Bob's Miniature Wargaming Blog

15mm Eleven Archers - I've been thinking about expanding some 15mm fantasy/medieval armies that I have. Most of my figures are from the old Battlelore game, which includes hu...
Buckets of Dice Wargaming Blog

Painting Sudan - With a new vigour for painting and some motivation to get things done, I ordered a Dervish army from Peter Pig a couple of weeks ago and painted them up...
Bunker Hill

Early Saxon/Germanic Collection rebased and the current state of my Late Roman/Germanic Collection - I took a break from ACW to re-base my Saxon/Germanic army for use with skirmish and army based games like Impetus, TTS and the upcoming Midguard rule...
Callan's Brush with Destiny: the Adventures of a Tinpot Michelangelo

- In the middle of a great project. Alternate Jacobite Rebellion 1745 That's correct, folks. Tartans, sporrans and jocks a'strappin'. Conceived by Chris Ma...
CAMPAIGNS IN GERMANIA

Merry Christmas 2023 and Always - This painting arrived as a Christmas card a few days ago. It is the most beautiful depiction of love and adoration of Jesus by heavenly angels and his...
Can't Get The Blog Name I Want

For sale - Painted 28mm WSS Bavarians - There comes a point when you need to rationalise what you game and collect. I never really got into WSS, but I did pick these Bavarians up somewhere. A wh...
Capt. Richard's Miniature Civil War

Macro shots of the Undead Pirates and a Zombie? Creepy! - It was amazing to see the detail through the lens.... Captain Richa...
cianty's Tabletop Wargames Blog

Island Natives from Firelock Games - *Island natives are must when playing adventurous pirate games in the Caribbean. My buddy Jens got some island natives from Firelock Games to form a "crew"...
Cigar Box Heroes

Battle of Saalfeld 1806 - *We played Valour & Fortitude in 28mm this weekend. I ran the rules and my friend Doug played the Prussians & Saxons and Titch played the French. * *Th...
Classic wargaming

The Constantinov Regiment - Whilst I have, for the most part, 'moth-balled' my Classic Wargaming collection over the past few years, occasionally I get the urge to dip back into it....
CONFESSIONS OF A WARGAMER

Sunny day photoshoot! - Today was a sunny day so I dug out some miniatures for a photoshoot. First off were the Romano-British: I love the shield designs on Romano-British figur...
Countersmith Workshop

On AFV Logic again - *Finally, all the pre-orders and orders of AFV Logic on or before 16th Nov have been shipped.* *It takes a much longer time than we expected on card sorti...
Craig's Wargaming Blog

Dug in markers/ trenches for games in the Far East - After my last game I deciced I "needed" some dug in markers and/or trenches for games oin the Far East and Burma so ahve made a few over the past day us...
Dalauppror

Age of Penda - Planning on puting my Romano-British and Saxon minis up for sale as I dont use them much. Painted them some 15-years ago and they been through some tough...
daywalker

Plancenoit in 28mm - My club this weekend added to its Waterloo in 28mm game the battle of Plancenoit, which wi...
Der Alte Fritz Journal

Iconic ACW Photo Comes to Life in Miniature - *Speira Miniatures Vignette in 1/32 scale (54mm)* *The colorized version of the original photograph that most of us have seen.* *CLICK ON IMAGES TO ENL...
Derk's miniatures blog

Dux Brit army nearing completion - After having given the new TFL Dux Brittaniarum rules (see http://toofatlardies.co.uk) a spin during the playtest time I've been working on painting my Gri...
Desperation Morale Blog

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Die Schwartzekreutz Bruderschafft (wargaming blog)

Dedicated Teutons - I've posted these two images before on JRC-1138, but that was as a part of the Takshendal game. I'm posting them here to get my ball rolling with regards t...
Don't throw a 1

A Franco-Prussian batrep - The Battle of Beaumont 1870 - Some of the Rejects met up in Posties Shed O War last weekend for another Franco-Prussian battle, using They Died for Glory rules, but this was no no...
Dots of Paint

Old Collection, 'new rules' (ACW 15mm) - Years ago we lived in a apartment condo during an occurrence of many fires damaging suites, I told The Wife that should we encounter such an emergency to...
Echoes of Glory

I May Be Selling My 28mm AWI Collection - My War Room is growing short on space and I am working on a new 40mm AWI project. These two factors have me thinking about selling the collection below. ...
Fields of Armor

WI298 - EW Russians (Invasion of Poland) - [image: Photobucket] In what is becoming a tradition with this blog, today I present pictures of the EW Soviet army list from Wargames Illustrated #298. I...
Flintlock and tomahawk

Sainte-Foy 1760 - Forgot this anniversary the other day. To make up for this here is a blog piece on the Battle including a 15mm wargame of it.
Fog of War

Tigers on the Hunt released - And the game is released. http://www.matrixgames.com/products/578/details/TigersontheHunt
Frontkämpfer

An old project returns... - The monstrosity from the front. Way back in 2011 I posted my plans for an improvised tank killer on an old 38(t) chassis. Following a move of house it w...
Frozen Gamer AK

No Longer an Active Blog - I am no longer actively maintaining this blog. I have been blogging and writing articles for WWPD.net and Boltaction.net for the last year. However I don...
Garage-gamer

A Couple of Short Scraps - It's been a couple of weeks since my last post but we have still been playing out the campaign in the meantime. Our battle at Markendorf finished prematur...
Geordie's Big Battles

Prepping Plastic Miniatures: Reference Notes - From the Internet: https://mustcontainminis.com/2021/08/how-to-prep-plastic-miniatures-for-painting.html https://massivevoodoo.blogspot.com/2020/07/tutor...
Glorious Little Soldiers

TLC for old lead Dudes. The Scots Greys. - In the 'Shinyloo' world the Scots Greys are- as yet the only near completed British Cavalry regiment. There are bits of other units as the old models get...
Gowan's 1/72 scale models

What's on my Workbench, September 2020 - So I haven't gotten around to taking nice pictures of completed figures, partly because Ninja Babushka really outshines everyone so best wait lest everyo...
Gunfreaks Apartment of war

This is Minuteman: Two-Three - Since my wargaming hobby has taken a back(far back) seat to my simming hobby, I've gone from reading books about the Napoleonic wars etc. To listening t...
Harness and Array

French Knights for Patay (IV) - So I made some progress over the earlier summer months, to add more bases of French knights for a future Patay game. Here are some pics. They are pret...
Herkybirds nest

A Batch of trouble? - Today, as my usual opponents were in Falkirk /Ayton /...or Babysitting! I was left gaming by myself for the second week in a row! As many of you will kn...
History in 1/72

New Nassau Infantry from Frank - Our Hobbymate Thomas Mischak asked Frank to sculpt him some Nassau Grenadiers for his Waterloo project. These figures will be available from Hagen soon...
I LIKE the things I LIKE!

Barzso Mexican War figures. - I finally got around to painting these Barzso figures of US Infantry in the Mexican American War. I had to scrape off the 1808 pattern knapsacks on the ...
Irishserb's Miniatures Adventure

Not Quite Back Yet - My work crazyness finally ended mid week, though it could pick up for four weeks at any moment. Things had been busy since last October and stepped up a...
iron mitten

Skyfire takes to the air! - well after a dry spell of losing my creative mojo, I finally got back in the seat and finished some bits. One of these was the Alt mode for Skyfire. This...
Jacksarge's Wargames Ramblings

17th Century Characters...mostly - Here are some 17th Century character miniatures I finished recently. 28mm metal, mostly from Wargamer Poland: https://sklep.wargamer.pl/gb/ The odd on...
Jim's Wargames Workbench

Arena of Blood Gladiatorial Rules - Some of my old veterans in the line up The preorder pdf copy of *Arena of Blood* popped into my inbox this afternoon and very good it looks too. It's v...
John's Toy Soldiers

Review: Oathmark Goblin Wolf Riders - The Goblin Wolf Riders are the first Oathmark models I have bought and I purchased them specifically to add hobgoblin light cavalry to my Chaos Dwarf a...
Joy and Forgetfulness

Sikh War Project - A project long in the making? - *The 16th lancers charging Sikh troops* I've been thinking about wargaming the Sikh wars since I first read about them in Ian Hernon's book "Britain's Fo...
Kampfgruppe Willow

50th Infantry Division Tyne tees part 3 - 50th Infantry Division Tyne tees part 3 artillery Back working on my Tyne Tees, last month you may recall I built four priests. Two of these will join...
KILLroy's WWII War Gaming Blog

Lt. Gen George S. Patton Jr. character for FoW v2 -
Kokoda Campaign 1942

The Japanese Advance – Awala and Gorari Ambush Actions - *Campaign Actions Phase 1 July 1942* *The Japanese Advance – Awala and Gorari Ambush Actions* The initial battles for control of the lower part of the Kok...
Kriegs Corner

Battlefronts 15mm JSII in Plastic -
Lazylimey's Wargaming Place

Alberken(Early Minifig) 20mm Napoleonic Personalities - Duke of Wellington - There were eight personality figures in this range - four British and four French. These sample figures were all painted many years ago by a very dear fr...
Lead Gardens

Casting Season - It's casting season here at the Lead Gardens. The weather has "springed up" and it's perfect for getting outside and starting on some summer casting proj...
Lord Ashram's House of War

For Sale! Marvel Crisis Protocol and unpainted Tyranids - Hi, all! Just wanted to share… I’m selling a bunch of crisis protocol figures, and some assembled and primed tyranids, all cheap! Here are the Marvel...
LOST LEGION MINIATURES

Daftar Lowongan Kerja Di Jakarta November 2015 Terbaru - *Lowongan Kerja Di Jakarta November 2015* - Lowongan Kerja Terbaru memberikan informasi terbaru mengenai *info lowongan pekerjaan 2015* yang sedang anda ca...
M C Monkey-Dew's Miniatures Games

The Ents are Marching to War - Gathered the Treemen into a moot to discuss the despoliation of their woods by Saruman's orcs and henchmen... The figures are from a variety of manufacture...
Madaxeman's Wargames Blog

It's all Greek To Me! - Back in February of this year, when the weather was chilly and damp (*unlike this balmy almost-May Springtime we're getting in the UK right now...?*) I ...
Mannie Gentile: Toy Soldiers Forever

An interview with Rusty Kern, publisher of Playset Magazine. - This is an interview that I did a couple of years ago with Rusty Kern,publisher of Playset Magazine (www.playsetmagazine.com) *Rusty, what spurred you...
Marx Playsets

Not So "Grail-like" After All - Well, it doesn't seem so awesome after all......These pics, found on dinosaurcollector.com, show the contents, but I am significantly underwhelmed. Maybe ou...
Matt's Little Soldiers

mattslittlesoldiers -
Mike's Wargame Blog

Checking In... - Friends I have lost my focus. Since my last post my Mother became ill and passed away. I guess I am the proof that regardless of how old you are, losing a p...
Miniature Mayhem

Under Construction - Some time back, I was asked if I was able to make some buildings for a local game store. It seems that during one of another gaming store swapmeets...
Miniature Warfare

Disney Princesses's Dance Hall: Let Them Dance -
Miniatures of Wrath

Necromunda: A Classic New Beginning, Escher, Cawdor, Hive Scum - Howdie. First post in a very long time. At times, while working on a larger, sometimes more frustrating, project, I take a break with a diversion. Usu...
MiniStories

20mm WW2 - US M3A1 halftracks - Well, these took me a while to finish. They were 90% done in Januari and I've been staring at them on my workbench since. Until last month... I finally h...
Monty's War Gaming

Chivalry - Medieval Warfare PS4 - I am very conscious of my continued sporadic posts of late and that my much heralded return has fallen somewhat flat. However, here I am and I thought I'd s...
MrFarrow2u (plus Jack & Amys!!) DBA 1500 Onwards Page

Sharp Practice. SP3 - Adventures in the Peekaboo Valley – Clash at the Crossroads! - *'DaDa Dah, diddler, DaDa Dah, diddler, DaDa Dah.....'* Episode Three in our Mighty War of 1812 Sharp Practice Saga! *"The Heroic British forces led...
MurdocK's MarauderS

Expanding 15mm Confederates - for Shiloh - Project continues this time foot and horse brigades bare metal base black dark brown layer damp white color under-coat This was all done over t...
My Very Own Spanish Ulcer

Compagnie de Sapeurs-Mineurs - My Napoleonic project continues, very much in the background, but it does continue. These lovely Victrix conversions by Lionel Bechara represent the comp...
Myles Keogh - Three Wars; Two Continents; One Irish Soldier

Keogh and "Cleopatra" - While Keogh never consciously courted notoriety, his fate led him into connections with some of the most memorable and significant figures of his day. His ...
Not such small toys

Metal finishes - Here's the first model painted with the Alcald line of metallic paints. It's a Korean war era fighter. F-86F Been pretty busy working on scale models t...
One More Gaming Project

Desert Infantry with Spears and Bows for "Wars of Ozz" - Over the weekend I finished up a unit of Desert Infantry with Spears and Bows; my first unit for a brigade of Temujican Eastern Nomads for my "Wars of...
Over Open Sights

Various Thirty Years War figures. - Here are a number of TWY figures from Empress Miniatures, 1898 Miniatures (available from Empress Miniatures), The Assault Group and a rogue fifer from ...
Panzerfaust Nostalgia

Charicon WLG Team Yankee USMC List (Late Post) - BMP Horde and T64s (Brian) BMPs all over the place and dismounts too! Combined Anti-Armor Team (CAAT) is in the HOUSE! Company command in M60A3 (and the ...
plastic general

Tallarn - Tallarn troops for the Imperium!! these are 3d scans of the original metal miniatures I got from a friendly guy on facebook. scaled down to 20mm scale.
Plastic Legions

Scenes from the Barrowmaze - My daughter and I started playing thru Barrowmaze , (which if you are not familiar is a classic mega dungeon campaign for old school style RPG play) ...
PLASTIC WARRIORS

Stalingrad Pt5: Combined Ops - After a seemingly refreshing break from the bloggasphere, Stalingrad is back! While the previous games had been some classic infantry attacks, we noted ...
Platoon Forward

A Preview of Boom and Zoom - Still busy with family issues but have played one game of Boom and Zoom and 1 game of WW III US defending a bridge. I had told several people on TMP tha...
Project Leipzig (1813)

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PROJECT LEWES

Reserve Ward: Crossbow - Any type of missile or bow armed fighting men are not recorded as having been present at Lewes in significant numbers or having made any significant im...
Rabbits In My Basement

Through the Mud and the Quar - I set up *ALL THE TERRAIN *last weekend intending to have a game, but between, prepping stats for the tractors, fatigue and being distracted by the plast...
Ramblings of a Great Khan

2023 retrospective & 2024 plans - On the last day of 2022 I got married. In February 2023 I was invested as Baron of Delftwood, an SCA thing. Over the course of 2023 I ran D&D (OSE) fairly ...
Return to ACW.

More 'Yanks' + new painting service! - I have been asked several times recently if I would accept commissions for painting miniatures. Having given this a lot of thought, (and finding myself wit...
Return to Darkest Africa

Belgian Force Publique Uniforms - Here are a couple of shots I took of Belgian Force Publique uniforms in the Musée Royal de l’Armée et d’Histoire Militaire in Brussels. They appear to...
Sarge's Wargame Diary

28mm Painted Napoleonic French Legere for Sale - Hey all. I'm changing theatres and scales for my collection. Rather than re-paint plumes and epaulets and change flags and re-base, I just decided to se...
Scotty's Wargaming

More DAK - With my first game on Thursday night getting closer, a few more figures crossed the finish line. First up is a battalion commander with a 50mm mortar team ...
Sgt Steiner's Wargaming Blog

General d'Armee - Lutzen scenario - Game at Stephens today and he choose GDA 2 for another bash this time using the Lutzen scenario from 1813 supplement. I have have played this several tim...
Sigwald's Safehouse

Fistful of Lead - I've been reading Fistful of Lead rules by Wiley Games. They are geared for small forces with just 5-7 minis per player but can handle a fair number of ...
Sipsey Street Irregulars

Sunday Jams - Dire Straits -
Sitrep

Electronauts - July 1941 - Engaging, engrossing, dare I say electrifying! Multi-man-portable flamethrowers too! There’s bound to be something here for you. This is the fourth i...
Solo Wargaming in the UK

Isolation is Bliss to a Solo Gamer! - Hi Chaps, I pray that you are all healthy and avoiding the virus? On to business... the UK is in "lockdown" which makes sense to me and as a solo gamer ma...
Somewhere the Tea's getting cold...

Last Ham at Grazer's Leat - Well that's been a busy few weeks but the Snotlings are finally here. I've weathered a nasty cold (not the best when you work outdoors everyday), survi...
Soweiter League

Happy Winter Solstice! - I decided I might as well face the truth, that this blog and project is pretty much over and done. It was fun while it lasted, but my gaming interests lie ...
Sparker's Wargaming Blog

Clash of Steel: Long Run on the Leszno Axis - A quiet western Polish village, June 1948. As the villagers go about their business, taking quiet pride in having finished repairing the ravages of W...
Steve's Wargame Stuff

Atau longe untuk biaya, ia penuh blyndnes Dan tidak houre - Atau longe untuk biaya, ia penuh blyndnes Dan tidak houre akan beristirahat, tapi styll dalam pikiran dan Perawatan Payne untuk biaya owne Mu, theron menga...
Storm and Conquest!

X Wing fighter Blue Leader - Blue Leader As this side project has been on desk since last month I thought I would get some paint on it. A Revell small kit of the iconic X Wing, a simp...
Swamp Fox Brigade

Its a little cold -
Sword and Sandal Gaming

Alfred the Great - 1969 Film - Its very disappointing when one gets a chance to relive a cherished childhood memory, and it doesn't live up to one's recollections. That is the case for ...
Tank Girl

Kabar Lowongan Kerja Manado Agustus 2014 Terbaru - *Kabar Lowongan Kerja Manado Agustus 2014 Terbaru - **Lowongan Kerja Terbaru* kali ini akan memberikan informasi *Lowongan Pekerjaan Terbaru* . Lowongan K...
Tarleton's Quarter

Salute 2024 - I'm still struggling to return to this blog; not sure why, but I will give it another go. In the meantime, here is the annual Salute round up. I took ...
Teaching My Wife To Play ASL

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The Aircav Saga

A Grizzly & French Drum Major - I’ve finished a couple more bits for Silver Bayonet, a French drum Major from Front Rank, I will use him as either a Supernatural Investigator or an Occ...
The Back 40K

Getting on Even Footing - * by: farmpunk* I got busy, and didn't write about something I'm beyond excited about! Some friends and I started a Game Company. Primarily Role Playing...
The Colour Of War

Hordes and Heroes on Hexes - Alliteration FTW!! Wow! Doesn't time fly? It's hard to believe it's been nearly a year since I posted anything here, but there's been a fairly good reason ...
The Hinton Hunter

FN359: Tribute to Antoine Charles Louis de Lasalle -
The Mad Padre's Wargames Page

A Small Ancients Diversion: Victrix 28mm Roman Auxiliary - I've always tried to be careful about overextending my hobby energies into too many periods, but I often fail. A few years ago, when Clash of Spears w...
the Man Cave

BrisCon 24 - I happened to be in Brisbane for work while this was being held; it would have been rude not to drop in! British foot troops advance - war of 1812 The s...
The Old Metal Detector

Lamming French Napoleonic Cavalry original range FC 26 Mameluke with Blunderbuss - A very recent acquisition - a first series Lamming Napoleonic Mameluke with Blunderbuss. Very welcome for a number of reasons: 1. It is an extremely...
The Peninsular War in 15mm

New Scenario Books - Today's post will focus on the two new scenario books from the prolific scenario book writer, Michael Hopper. I have reviewed previous scenario books he ...
The Wargames Table

Logs - Another quick post. Good chum Colin gifted these lovely resin pieces to me (thanks mate!). These were beautifully cast and very straightforward to paint us...
The Wargaming Depot

JUNE 2020 UPDATE - Its time for monthly progress report and update. As a reminder I have 6 projects I am running with: 1. Tier 1 15mm Napoleonics 2. Tier 1 20mm Moderns 3. T...
THE WARGAMING SITE

Battle of the Falklands - a Full Thrust scenario - Battle of the Falklands A Full Thrust Scenario by Phil Broeders *Authors notes* This scenario is based on the The Battle of the Falkland Islands, ...
The Wishful Wargamer

Airfix Gun Emplacement - This is a post about the famous Airfix Gun Emplacement, or at least what's left of the one I had many years ago. [image: Airfix Gun Emplacement] Actually, ...
Tim's Miniature Wargaming Blog

April Games - There were quite a few games played through the First Quarter of the year... though most of them were Warhammer Underworlds - which is fine, but I was th...
Tin Soldiering On

10mm A.W.I. Unit Finished. - I've got the 10mm unit finished that I started painting in the previous posting . I was going to try photographing them outside - but as this photo was ...
Tom's Toy Soldiers

LotR three player game - Another game with not so young N (he has his first GCSE exam next week) and his father, I used tents as bases and we'd each get points for burning the o...
Toy Soldiers and Dining Room Battles

French Troupes coloniales - *French Colonial Marines* *The Armée coloniale should not be confused with the famous North African regiments of the French Army such as the Foreign Le...
Triple Point Blank Fire

Out of Nowhere! - I just finished a nice gaming session with the Prawn this morning. Since he transferred to a new school we just don't get in as much ASL (if any) as usual...
Two Up, One Back - Bard's WWII Blog

WWII Game with Morschauser Rules - Closing out my week off from work this weekend, I had a solo WWII game today using the modern era rules from Joseph Morschauser's *How to Play Wargames in ...
View from the trenches

- Another solo game, Combat Patrol. I used the layout earlier in the week to play another game but thought rather than pack it up I would give Comba...
Vintage Wargaming

By request - for Allan Mountford: On Casualties, by Duncan Macfarlane - These scans are of an article which appeared in Miniature Warfare & Model Soldiers magazine in November 1972.
Vulture's Wargaming Blog

Sarah C. M. Paine - WW2, Taiwan, Ukraine, & Maritime vs Continental Powers - - Found this to be fascinating listen. -
WAB Corner

Samurai Castle Corner Wall Sections - WIP - Started on two outer and one inner corner sections of stone walls. May add more corners later, but with this tentative configuration, should work out oka...
wab-ramblings (click on photos for better view)

Marine invasion - Another great game of Team Yankee in 20mm tonight with Mark Piper. US Marines come ashore in Denmark 1985 to counter a Soviet offensive but are pushed ba...
WAR of 1812 Wargaming

Why the WAR OF 1812? - I just received two of the more recent Osprey Men-at Arms books on the War of 1812 in the mail the other day (not really that recent - 1998 and 2000...but...
Warfare in the Age of Steam

ALEXANDRE-JEAN DUBOIS DRAHONET (1791-1834) Second Corporal George Allan (b. 1809), Royal Sappers and Miners 1832 - Love the 1830s uniforms. From here
Wargame news and terrain

Crooked Dice: Upcoming Price Rise Announcement - Crooked Dice: I have been holding off a change for as long as I could, but after 15 years, regretfully we have had to put prices up. Costs have gone up acr...
Wargamer Blue

15mm Canadian Platoon -
Wargaming for Grown-ups

Okay for AK...47 - We played AK47 Republic (classic edition) back in January after a break of a few years. As we were likely to have an even number show for this week's gam...
wargaming in 28 mm and sometimes smaller

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Wargaming the Zulu War

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Will ye go to Flanders

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Wednesday, May 30, 2012

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