A wargamers' guide to the Crusades
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This was a book I purchased in April 1984 for $7.95 from Mary Martins in
Adelaide. I have now finished reading it. I hasten to add I really only
starte...
Tinkering with rules
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It's generally not a great idea to tinker with rules but there have been a
couple of things bugging me about my *Muskets & Marshals* rule set that I
felt...
Poker Night
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I had the opportunity to get Jeff's poker chips out for an actual game of
poker.
my first big win
My youngest son was home from University (!) for the r...
Jacklex Six Mule Supply Wagon
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A worthy addition to the Union forces is finally complete.
While there is an error in the construction it was too well stuck together
to try and get ri...
Carthaginian Army in 54mm - Progress So Far
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*A portion of my 54mm Carthaginian army shown above.*
*Click on pictures to enlarge*
Well now that I seem to have jumped into the Second Punic War Proj...
This is Minuteman: Two-Three
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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...
Blackstone Fortress - 2nd Expedition
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Rogue Trader Janus Draik, Imperial Navigator Espern Locarno, Eldar ranger
Amallyn Shadowguide, and Kroot tracker Dahyak Grekh unite to once again
enter the...
The Constantinov Regiment
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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....
Prussian Horse Artillery WIP1
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Just started the last of my Prussian artillery, this time AB horse
artillery loading crew.
These are some of my favourite Prussian figures, I'm guessing...
Work In Progress!
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I am currently trying out a re-design of this site, starting today (16th
October 2020), so it may be a bit wonky over the next few days. Please bear
with m...
A Tale of Two Battles - Part the Second
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After the battle recorded in the previous post, I felt I had unfinished
business with Paul and his Russians, so I challenged him to a game the
followin...
Second World War comparisons on "World War 20mm"
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Piers Brand has recently posted a side by side shot of several figures
painted in his inimitable style. They represent a number of different 20mm
metal ma...
General Cuervo's Stand at Casa de La Vid
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A French division supported by a regiment of Line Dragoons, and a brigade
of Light Cavalry met the infamous General Jo-se Cuervo at the roadhouse of
Casa d...
Off-topic, but amusing and educational! :-)
ReplyDeleteas a teacher (admittedly not chemistry) I can really appreciate that. fantastic..LOL
ReplyDeleteThanks
Cheers
Robin
really there are some little gems like this in the web!
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Rafa