wargaming in 28 mm and sometimes smaller

09 November 2008

AR for LFS: Engagement at the River Coa

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Introduction As a bit of a break from painting figures, I thought I would try wargaming. I am about one third of the way through my goal...
25 August 2008

Highland Units: 79th and 42nd

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The 79th in line and square, this is a big unit with 18 figures and was in the second brigade of the first division commanded by Major-Gener...

Painting Tartan

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I used this website to get from which to get tartan patterns. This really shows what an hopeless painter I am, but the final result from a ...
18 August 2008

British Commanders

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Lord Wellington and his 2 ADC's. These are Foundry figures, aside from the ADC that you can barely see who is from the Redoubt collectio...
16 August 2008

French Commanders

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This is Marshal André Masséna, Prince of Essling, Duke of Rivoli with 2 ADC's. He was the officer commanding The French Army of Portugal...

Painting Technique

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This is my painting area. It is actually a loft over our bedroom. I use 2 lights, 1 halogen and 1 CFB. This gives me pretty even light, ther...
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Scales and Basing

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Scales, basing and figure manufacturers appear to be an area of much discussion in the Napoleonic wargaming world. Just search any of these ...
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15 August 2008

Fuentes de Oñoro OB

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Background Masséna had followed the British back to Lisbon the previous year, until arriving before the Lines of Torres Vedras. He determine...
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One of the Newfoundland diaspora, long exiled from that sacred isle to a truly strange land. Kept sane by his beautiful wife and lovely children (well most of the time) and by painting little men.
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