wargaming in 28 mm and sometimes smaller

29 June 2011

DAK: Elements of the 15. Panzerdivision

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Finally I have had a chance to take some photographs to show what I have been working on over the last 6 weeks. I have been using Battlefro...
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21 June 2011

WWII: Further thoughts on a ruleset

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This is a thinking out loud  post. I have now received 2 other rulesets and have had a chance to look through them. I have some pressure to ...
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18 June 2011

100,000 pageviews and a new blog title!

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14 June 2011

AFRIKA

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Well the poll has been completed, and although my personal preference is to have 2 blogs (like Robert at Serrez les Rangs! , I was quite exc...
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29 May 2011

A New Direction

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I have decided that maybe I should take a little break from 28 mm Napoleonics. I have play tested 4 different rulesets over the last couple ...
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16 May 2011

La Haie Sainte: A Black Powder AAR

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For the OB and derivation of the scenario, please see this earlier post .
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04 May 2011

A Reluctant Participant

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Oscar Wilde said " there is only on thing in life worse than being talked about and that is not being talked about" . I have trie...
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01 May 2011

1/1er Régiment de Grenadiers à Pied de la Garde

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Many times, I have heard reference to the fact that gamers tend to paint the elite units of armies first and only paint the rank and f...
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15 April 2011

La Haie Sainte: A Black Powder Playtest

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Another update to this post. For those who have already have had a look scroll down to the black print for the play test update. I have...
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31 March 2011

1er Régiment de Carabiniers

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For my La Haie Sainte project, I needed 2 regiments of Cuirassiers and I do have plans to do a second. But as an aside, I said to myself let...
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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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