Playing cards for my Caesar game.
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*Two gamers trying to solve the murder mystery.King & Country 60mm figures.*
Over the weekend I made playing cards for my Clue style game that I am
runn...
Modellbautage Stammheim
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Yesterday and today is the modelling fair in the Military museum in
Stammheim, a few kilometers from Würzburg.
It was my first visit to this museum an...
Later Abbasid Arabs versus New Kingdom Egyptians
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Not historical, but at least from a common location. My Arabs were on the
defensive facing Karl's Egyptians. Given their subsequent performance my
troop...
Now for something completely different...
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...er, not really it's actually more Austrians! This is another unit
expertly restored for me by Goya from the collection of Don W. They are
painted to r...
5th Italian Line Infantry Regiment
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It has been a while since I posted anything as frustratingly I started
feeling unwell back in November last year. After months of feeling awful we
discov...
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...
Warhammer Quest Silver Tower - Trial of Azyr
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Byron Manfred and his wight king companion each carry two pieces of the
Gaunt Summoner's shattered amulet. Together, they are half-way toward
completing th...
Tribute to Stuart Asquith
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Whilst it is not news that we have recently lost one of the hobby's
best-known figures this past week, I thought it would be appropriate to add
my own trib...
Solo DBA Rules
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Solo DBA for DBA Version 2.2 With kind permission of Richard Lee, I am
reproducing here the full version of the solo variant rules for DBA v2.2.
These rule...
A Tale of Two Battles - Part the First
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The Italian infantry brigade.
The only unit to come out of this with their heads held high.
This is the first of two battle reports featuring my French ...
1815 The Hundred Days
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The 1815 Hundred Days supplement is now available.
It contains six scenarios following Napoleon's famous 1815 Waterloo
campaign:
Gilly, Quatre Bras, St A...
Visit to Waterloo
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I was incredibly lucky to have had the chance to travel to 1 of our
Napoleonic bucket list battlefields this month. With 3 other Napoleonic
daft chaps we ...
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