wargaming in 28 mm and sometimes smaller

17 August 2009

Peninsular War: Anglo-Portuguese Army: The Third Division, May 1811

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This unit is comprised of figures which were my first attempt at painting 28 mm Napoleonics. I started these figures in the late spring of 2...
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13 August 2009

Photographing Miniatures: White Balance

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I am not an intuitive photographer, at times I am not even sure what looks good. I use a Panasonic Lumix 10x optical zoom, 9 megapixal camer...
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12 August 2009

Peninsular War: Anglo-Portuguese Army: The British Light Division, May 1811

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The first of my peninsular units is the famous Light Division. They are represented here as they were at Battle of Fuentes de OƱoro. I proba...
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11 August 2009

Victrix Voltiguer Skirmishers

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These voltiguers are the first off the painting table from the new Victrix French Napoleonic Infantry. As previously observed , I found the...
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02 August 2009

Huzzah, Huzzah.....New Napoleonic Forum

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Go to Clash of Empires for the new Napoleonic forum.
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01 August 2009

What a mess...what a mess...

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In a recent post 's comments, I said I was going to start to post photos, a division at a time, of my figures completed to date. The ab...
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26 July 2009

War of the Sixth Coalition: Allied Army of the North: Wallmoden's Korps, Division Tettenborn, September 1813

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I have finally completed one of the four divisions in my Wallmoden's Korps project. I actually think it is wrong to use the term divisio...
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25 July 2009

I am not sure if I would do that again!!

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I am sure that I have spent at least 15 hours assembling and prepping this box of Victrix French Infantry. I used every figure in the box, ...
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22 July 2009

Latest Units off the Painting Table

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Russian Cossacks from Front Rank for my Wallmoden's Korps. Aside from the piping and the horse leather, the figures were done with GW wa...
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18 July 2009

AR for FoB: Engagement at the Ventosa

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For my second go at solo wargaming using the Field of Battle Rules, I thought I would do the Engagement at Ventosa, the action on the left f...
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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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