AWI 30th British Line Infantry
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The 30th Regiment of Foot (which would later be named the Cambridgeshire
Regiment in 1782) had its origins in 1689, when a body of men was raised by
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Qugong
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New and delightful game today: "Gùgōng. Exchange gifts, send servants, and
visit the Emperor in a luscious 1570 China". (That description is from here an...
I have been to... Gosport No. 1 Bastion
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*"Bastion(ˈbæstɪən IPA Pronunciation Guide) [noun] 1. a projecting work in
a fortification designed to permit fire to the flanks along the face of the...
What, more Austrians?
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Well yes. I know I said this year was the year of the Prussians but I just
need to wrap up the Austrian forces with one more infantry unit. Years ago
Roy...
CAMPO DE BATALLA DE OCAÑA
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Junto con un amigo, José Manuel Rodríguez, llevo desde hace unos años
haciendo grabaciones sobre campos de batalla de la Guerra de la
Independencia. A los ...
Panorama of the spaces.
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A panorama of the home spaces
left - Dining Room/living room
center - game space
right - Kitchen
A view of the spaces during unpacking and laying out th...
Farewell 2025 and Happy New Year 2026
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Well here we are winding down the year 2025 and all in all it wasn't a bad
year. I will do some sort of year in review post within the next several
d...
2026 = 500 years battle of Mohac
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Our Hungarian hobbyfriends created a diorama of a lesser known battle in
European history. But one which is very important for it's history - the
battle ...
Poor Old Picton...
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On Thursday I played a marvellous wargame at Stryker's "Hinton Hut" using
his magnificent collection of vintage 20mm figures. The refight of Waterloo
ca...
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!
ReplyDeleteRegards
Rafa