Set'em Up and Knock'em Down: Backyard Warhammer 40K

Saturday, January 14, 2012

Backyard Warhammer 40K

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AlJanuary 16, 2012 at 12:47 PM
Very cool. Now about the bridge from the last post....?
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DeanMJanuary 22, 2012 at 9:17 PM
Great idea! Looks super fun - and the smiles on the prove it. Dean
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Weissenfels-The Battles for Germany - This past weekend, members of our wargaming club had the first turn in our 1813 campaign: The Battles for Germany. We presently have 9 active Napoleoni...
Wargaming Miscellany

Nugget 367 - Last night the editor of THE NUGGET sent me the original of the latest issue and I will be sending it to the printer (Macauley Scott Printing Company, We...
Wargaming the Zulu War

Perry Miniatures plastic Zulus: Part 1 - I have a lot of unpainted Zulus but none of them are really satisfactory. Empress' British metals are marvellous but their Zulus are small, anatomicall...
Warhammer Fantasy Battle Tabletop Gaming

Warhammer Fantasy Battle Database Update - Current edition army books only filter, 5,000 searchable battles archive, double batrep notes and more exclusive member accolades. Hi folks, I've been twe...
Warrior Pope's Italian Wars

The battle of Milan 1522 - We played a big Pike and Shotte game up at the club on Sunday. I set up a semi historical scenario based on the battle of Bicocca. The rules were fun and not...
Waterloo to Mons

elegant wedding shoes in 2015 - [image: awesome satin wedding shoes by shoekandi] you are now visiting* awesome satin wedding shoes by shoekandi* , And in this page we have more than 5 be...
West Models & Figures

New(ish) man cave. - Hello all, A few months back the wife wanted my son to have a larger room so I was kicked out of the guest room into a smaller room. The bribe was it would...
Will ye go to Flanders

Peter Watkin's "Culloden" - *The* Battle of Culloden offers a somewhat tenuous clue to the identity of the unfortunate gentlemen referred to in my *previous post*, but is certainly re...
Will's Wargames Blog

A "slight" change to plan - Last Monday I just finished the last batch on the 3D printer and had cleaned it up and about to get into the swing of painting more figures. But there a fa...
World War 20mm

1941/42 German Vehicles -
WW2 - Somewhere in France

Railway gun .... working towards a game... - Trying out a table setup for the railway tracks before adding anything else Diesel shunter (Dapol plastic kit) and ammo wagon (old Hornby van wagon) have...
WW2 Small Scale Miniatures

HAPPY NEW YEAR - its been a while, work and life preclude me from adding anything of value BUT i found these !!! never before seen..... One of the last armoured engagements...

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Saturday, January 14, 2012

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