My Brave Fusiliers!: Georgia Brigade 1776-79 part 2

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Warfare in the Age of Steam

Uniforms and Weapons of the Crimean War by Wilkinson-Latham, Robert - This book from 1977 looks interesting. Anybody got it?
4 hours ago
Battlefields and Warriors

One Hour Wargames in 1809 - Having got my 1809 project to a point where a six unit French force and a four unit Austrian force now sit fully painted in their respective barracks, I...
11 hours ago
Hinton Hunt Vintage Wargame Figures

More Staff for the Duke - I did say that the Belgians would be up next however, I realised a while back that I had never finished the personality figures for the British. So as a ...
14 hours ago
Carryings On Up The Dale

Another Review - Gripping, and Dripping with Details - Cutting right to the chase, this is a truly absorbing and gripping account of Britain’s role in the War of the Austrian Succession (1744–1748). The author...
16 hours ago
Tin Soldiering On

Pimping my Artillery . - There was a posting on the Wofun Facebook group about adding 3D barrels to the Wofun MDF artillery which are avaiable from www.cornwallmodelboats.co.w...
1 day ago
Heretical Gaming

Kampfgruppe Heller: Battle 12, Poland - This is the twelfth action of the Kampfgruppe Heller campaign, my tribute to Just Jack's original 'Kampfgruppe von Klink' campaign. This part of the campai...
1 day ago
Palouse Wargaming Journal

The Russians Are Coming! - In a departure from the steady stream of 18mm SYW/WAS and 25mm Biblical figures emerging from the painting desk, today sees something different. Somethi...
1 day ago
Don't throw a 1

Salute 2024 - Blogger Meet up - I had a fab time at Salute on Saturday, made even better with meeting up with some great faces old and new. The Blogger Meet up only lasted around 30 ...
1 day ago
Grymauch's Solo Wargaming Blog

Defending the Malay Barrier: Turn 2, 1st - 15th January 1942, Japanese WAF Patrol v WesGroup Sweep - In this phase the Japanese have sent out two patrols with the intention of intervening any allied sweeps before they interfere with any invasion or suppl...
1 day ago
Grid based wargaming - but not always

Defensive Positions for Stompy Robot Armies - After recently painting several English Civil War units, I felt the need for a change, something more imaginative and quick to do. We are preparing for o...
1 day ago
Wargaming Miscellany

My days in the CDU - The CDU (Clinical Decision Unit … or as I prefer to think of it, the Casualty Dump Unit) is part of the hospital’s Accident & Emergency Department. I was...
1 day ago
A Wargaming Odyssey

More on Wings of War and Glory - *Rules and the scenario book - I will be collecting a rather better copy of both shortly - as well some of the Litko flame and fire markers. These are no...
1 day ago
The Duchy of Tradgardland

Fornovo 1495 - I had a most enjoyable Zoom game last night, hosted by Jon Freitag. He was very patient with a newbie to Basic Impetus like myself and is a most graciou...
1 day ago
Brown Spread And Yellow Fruit

I Give Tanks For Being At Home - In the week since I have returned from my adventures in Virginia I have managed to accomplish very little. Which was rather my goal, actually. A little ...
2 days ago
Ed M's Wargames Meanderings

PFENNIG FOR YOUR THOUGHTS - 1874 German Empire 1 Pfennig Piece. This particular style ran from 1874 to 1911 or thereabouts (I'm not an expert, so don't take my word for it). Busy ...
2 days ago
The Corlears Hook Fencibles

Crossfire AAR, Small Threat to the Flank - The Victrix 12mm 1/144 figures got to see the elephant Saturday. Carl commanded the Soviets on the defense and I took the Germans. Last time we played th...
2 days ago
A Gamer's Tales

Something New: 3D Printed Planes at Flight Deck Decals - My collection of 1/300 aircraft has been inactive. A pile of dead lead. That’s mostly because I did so much work with Daveshoe on plane projects. I was the...
2 days ago
Tales From GHQ

The Cameron Highlanders - After many lengthy sessions, by my standards, at the painting desk over what seemed like eons at the time, the Cameron Highlanders have mustered into *GH...
2 days ago
20mm Crimean War Wargaming & Other Stuff

British Infantry 1690 - Last weekend I painted some more 54mm Williamite period troops. This time it was some British infantry from Irregular Miniatures. In fact they are fro...
2 days ago
Prometheus in Aspic

Valuable Insights into Gettysburg - When we are confronted by an esteemed scholar, a man with his sensitive fingers right on the pulse of history, we are obliged to listen. It would be sac...
2 days ago
Bydand

Some Scenic Items - I finally got around to a simple DIY terrain project that's been in the back of my mind for several years - making some hedges from cheap green pan scru...
2 days ago
Toy Soldiers and Dining Room Battles

Late German World War II Forces in 15 mm - *The Panzerkampfwagen VI; the infamous Tiger Tank.* *While I am finishing up some projects that I am not quite ready to post yet, I thought I would share...
2 days ago
Der Alte Fritz Journal

Game Slots Available For Saturday's Game - *Union artillery battery on Cemetery Ridge* It looks like tickets for my Pickett's Charge games for Thursday and Friday are sold out, however there ...
3 days ago
Yarkshire Gamer

Yarkshire Gamer Podcast - Episode 52 Giles Shapley - Shed Wars - Welcome to the first Podcast of 2024, it always seems to take me a while to get started again in the New Year, but at least I managed to get an episode o...
3 days ago
The Mad Padre's Wargames Page

The Canadian Wargamer Podcast Is Back - James and I catch up after a few months off, in a conversation that includes the recent Hot Lead event, Henry Hyde's new horse and musket rules Shot, Ste...
3 days ago
Glorious Little Soldiers

Traffic Chaos on the Autobahn. - A collection of no less that 5 of the Tantobie Warfare and Tactical Society met last Saturday at our new venue of Stanley Masonic hall. (Does the change of...
3 days ago
Waterloo in 20mm

Populating Rossomme - With the farm largely complete I've begun adding figures. these are mostly Liam's excellent work including two of his outstanding carriages. An 'Empir...
3 days ago
ALYS TOY SOLDIERS

Shiny Napoleonics…. French Foot Dragoons. - Greetings…. Another shiny thing… The French 6th Regiment of dragoons… Deployed as infantry… I got these lovely Garrison Foot Dragoons from Rob Young and...
4 days ago
Dalauppror

Age of Penda - Planning on puting my Romano-British and Saxon minis up for sale as I dont use them much. Painted them some 15-years ago and they been through some tough...
4 days ago
Steve's Random Musings

"Firing into the Brown" #46 - mystery buildings and stuff.. - *"So Carnehan weeds out the pick of his men, and sets the two of the Army to show them drill and at the end of two weeks the men can manoeuvre about as ...
5 days ago
Battle Game of the Month

We Pause This Blog For - *Tax Time*! (*Oh joy*) One last photo from the first playtest. Lessons have been learned and progress made. Now it's time to figure out what we owe Cae...
5 days ago
Sabre and bayonet

Carteaux - Interesting General. Biog
6 days ago
One man and his brushes.

Terrain - Quarry - I needed to knock up a quarry terrain piece for the D Day game . I based it on a piece if A5 MDF and built up 4 layers of 10mm XPS to the shape I wanted...
6 days ago
I LIKE the things I LIKE!

British Light Infantry 1775 - These figures are heavily converted LOD Enterprises 60 mm figures from it's British Infantry set. I picked the 59th Regiment as the unit was involved in...
6 days ago
Painting Wargames Figures

28mm SYW French: Tallyrand Cavalry - This is the last of the Horse regiments (so 9 in total) which, using French nomenclature, are classified as cavalerie légère or light Horse. I will al...
6 days ago
Association - Les Riflemen

1758 - La cascade rouge - The red waterfall - *Ce matin, quelques Iroquois ont été aperçus à la cascade, non loin de notre village.This morning, some Iroquois were seen at the waterfall, not far f...
6 days ago
SOUND OFFICERS CALL!

WIP Wednesday: Spring Slowdown, Planes, and the Desert Fox - Another week, another WIP Wednesday! Trying to stick with the blog posting and I've got plenty or material queued up. The problem is I've also got lo...
1 week ago
Not By Appointment

Guidon of French Dragoon Regiment Beaufremont at least from 1730-?1773 - One of four dragoon regiments raised in 1673, this regiment was recruited in Franche-Comté, of ten companies. For nearly a century of its existence it ...
1 week ago
Archduke Piccolo

Portable Ligny - Looking Back... - It was whilst reading Marin Rapier's own One Hour Ligny, and how that Portable Wargame went, that I began to look back at my own version, played out some...
1 week ago
KEITH'S WARGAMING BLOG

A 'Startline' Wargame - Poland 1939 - It was good over a recent weekend to have the opportunity to set up a *Startline* scenario and play the game through, first solo, then with a live opponent...
1 week ago
Flintlock and tomahawk

Lord Dunmore's War 250th - This year is the anniversary (1774) of this colonial conflict. Wiki
1 week ago
1866 and all that

More Trees - Continuing my work as a miniature arbourist I have made a bunch of conifer trees. This post is a sort of a tutorial of how I made them. I take pains to p...
1 week ago
Waterloo to Mons

The Last Two Gilder Union Regiments - So here are the last of the Gilder 1964 Collection Union troops, the 6th Wisconsin and 19th Indiana regiments. The rank and file are our old friends CS ...
1 week ago
Warfare in the Age of Cynics and Amateurs

'Ruthless' - Wild West Game - Hot on the heels of the previous post - we played a game of the free 'Ruthless' rules this morning. This was truly 'cheap-ass' since: - Most of the...
1 week ago
Wargames With Toy Soldiers: 1685 - 1985

Radio Silence - It's all got a bit hectic here as on Wednesday our son signed his tenancy agreement and picked up the keys to his flat😀! I think we are still in shock to ...
1 week ago
Steam, Steel and Torpedoes

Alternative History Magazine - Out shopping with MrsJ earlier today (someone has to push the trolley or pop back for items she's missed in an aisle we've passed) I came across this on...
1 week ago
The Hinton Spieler.

United Irishmen - It is the Spring of 1813 and the Irish Legion are marching to join a newly forming division in Southern Germany. As they're a bit early for their rendezv...
1 week ago
wargame amateur

An Italian Wars scenario for Pike and Shotte - What follows is a short report on a recent game at Steve's. It is over two years since an Italian Wars game featured on the blog, so a reappearance was...
1 week ago
AJ's Wargaming Blog

Switching to Instagram! - I've recently realized that I'm woefully behind in updating this blog. The main reason is I've been posting my content on my Instagram page ( https://ww...
2 weeks ago
A Wargaming Gallimaufry

Another painting update - Still no gaming to report due to family health issues... I'm hoping this will change in a few weeks (mind you I said that a while ago!) In the meantime I...
2 weeks ago
MacPhee's Miniature Men

28mm Classical Greeks: Peltasts and Psiloi - The Commands and Colors rules for "auxilia" seem written with classical peltasts in mind. These troops can fight as close-order infantry or skirmish with j...
2 weeks ago
Projects and Procrastination

Testing - Having enjoyed a game of my (version 2) fantasy variant for One Hour Wargames on Friday, I gave it another go yesterday with the aim of testing out the ...
2 weeks ago
The Grand Duchy of Stollen

Happy Easter from the Grand Duchy of Stollen! - Still limping along here in the Grand Duchy although real life has managed to elbow it's way to the head of the queue these last few months, getting ...
2 weeks ago
Der Resin Kavalier

The Grenadiers of Burgundy - In my last post, I noted the recent developments in the on-going War of Franconian Succession. Two new powers were introduced: the small but doughty Duchy ...
2 weeks ago
Tiny Tin Men

TSA Bring&Buy Encore - This weekend there was another "wargaming B&B" organized by the Tin Soldiers of Antwerp. As always, there was a good atmosphere, and it was a joy to talk...
3 weeks ago
Stuart Insch Wargames

A Sad Update - Hello Everybody, It's Stuart's son here. I'm very sorry to let you all know that Dad passed away yesterday, in the hospital with my mum beside him. He...
3 weeks ago
The Independent Wargames Group

Les Higgins, Forgotten wargamers Four. - Having very kindly been given a couple of beautiful 30mm Les Higgins figures by Iain Macmillan I thought I should put something together about the man w...
4 weeks ago
Peter Gilder A life in Wargaming

Rebased, and only the loss of a half pint of blood! - Well I made a decision regarding the beautiful figures painted by Peter Gilder that had been part of a display that Hinchliffe Models had used at their...
4 weeks ago
The Kingdom of Wittenberg

Duchy of Fenwick - Hanover.. Cavalry Regiments... - Finally finished reworking the cavalry regiments ... riders all repainted, horses touch-in and new bases Horse Grenadiers (mostly my home-casts, grenad...
4 weeks ago
The Single Handed Admiral

AHPC XIV Post 12 Pict Chariots and The Library Cart (85 points) - Second post this week and it includes figures that I've been working on intermittently since December, a unit of 2 Pict chariots. These are Crusader fi...
5 weeks ago
Last Man Club

Plains Wars Miniatures from RAFM and Minifig - RAFM Miniatures has been around since 1977. Today, they produce figures for fantasy and sci-fi. They still produce historical lines that include the ACW...
5 weeks ago
Not just old school wargaming

Imagi-Nations - Battle of Stimmbrucken 1761, playing to advantage...... - This was my "birthday game" for 2024, scheduled as near to the day as possible and friends invited, and then I realised I'd made bit of a gaff as my good...
1 month ago
Jay's Wargaming Madness

Warhammer Old World: Skaven Expansion - Basing is slow going in the middle of High School Volleyball season, but I am stealing time here and there to get units completed. I have sooooo much stil...
1 month ago
The Rearguard

Even More Stuff - I spent most of my hobby time this week painting up these Late Roman infantry from Fighting 15s. They are the old Gladiator Games figures, but I believe ...
1 month ago
Lace Wars in Tin

Going Small???? - Not much has been happening with respect to the SYW semi-flats either at Prince August - or in my wargames room (I have mostly been playing 28mm 30YW usi...
1 month ago
Phil's War Cabinet

February Digest - Following January's end-of-month post, I thought I would do the same for February as, once again, it has been a productive and varied month on the hobby ...
1 month ago
Bunker Hill

Early Saxon/Germanic Collection rebased and the current state of my Late Roman/Germanic Collection - I took a break from ACW to re-base my Saxon/Germanic army for use with skirmish and army based games like Impetus, TTS and the upcoming Midguard rule...
1 month ago
The Northumbrian Wargamer.

Old school 40mm SYW - You know when you have a bucket list and the chance of ticking one off comes along, well here’s a chance for me to do just that. My first book relating ...
1 month ago
Joy and Forgetfulness

Battlemasters with Kinchlets - *"Pay attention Sir Harry, the Hun is here, here and here." - LadyBaby* Finished up a practice game of the old MB Games/Citadel miniatures game Battlemast...
1 month ago
Soldadets

Guerrers tuareg - Tuareg warriors Khurasan, 15mm Coneixedor de la bona qualitat que els productes de la marca nord-americana Khurasan miniatures solien tenir, em vaig engres...
2 months ago
Band of Wargame Brothers

Round three!! Assyrians and Elamites! - So the Round three was fought out just after Chrristmas. In our first game my Elamites had been victorious. In the rematch Ross' Assyrians had smashed my ...
2 months ago
Campaigns in Miniature

The Road to Vienna - The traditional Sunday of Tundra Con "big battalions" game was held Jan. 7th at the Garden Hilton in Oshkosh, WI. Rules are Batailles de Ancien Regime ...
2 months ago
Olicanalad's Games

An Arabian Night On The Town - My Middle Eastern building collection has grown over the years. Originally designed as generic buildings for use with my Crusades collection it will now ...
2 months ago
Ilkley Old School

Combat at Zinnberg - I had my first game using my Zinnfiguren this morning. The Combat at Zinnberg was played using the DBSYW supplementary rules for DBN. The game is a simpl...
3 months ago
This 28mm Life

Some Guards for King Louis ~ Gardes-Françaises - I thought I was finished painting French for my War of Spanish Succession but, as I was getting some Allied battalions ready for painting I decided to comp...
3 months ago
Fencing Frog

La Ferme aux Rennes (More like Foxes than Lyons) - A very fun game from last Friday hosted by Arofan using his More like Foxes than Lyons rules. This scenario is inspired by Turenne's Winter Campaign. ...
3 months ago
Don't Throw Bloody Spears At Me!

Happy New Year - Hi everyone, normally I would be posting my "review of the year" today and my plan for 2024 tomorrow. But as some of you may know I'm poorly in hospital...
3 months ago
Jim Duncan Wargamer

Is It Christmas yet? - A few weeks ago when the bitterly cold weather started I had to curtail the figure painting sessions in my garden hobby hut as it took forever to heat ...
3 months ago
British Soldiers, American Revolution

Charles Stevens, 21st Regiment of Foot, Goes to the Dogs - Charles Stevens was a cordwainer from the town of Airth in County Stirling, Scotland, a few miles up the River Forth from Edinburgh. He joined the army ...
4 months ago
ColCampbell's Barracks

Serenity at the Controls - On Tuesday, Nov. 14, a group from my local MOAA chapter was given a guided tour of one of the C-17 Globemaster III aircraft assigned to the Mississipp...
5 months ago
Lost in The Grants

Live Fire - *Our range for the weekend.* Invited by Master Gunsmith Dave Person, several members of Warner's Regiment gathered at a private range for a live fire ev...
5 months ago
Battle '77

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7 months ago
The Wargames Table

Logs - Another quick post. Good chum Colin gifted these lovely resin pieces to me (thanks mate!). These were beautifully cast and very straightforward to paint us...
7 months ago
Kabinettskriege

Book Review: The War of Bavarian Succession by Alexander Querengässer - Dear Reader, Today, we are reviewing the first English-language book covering the military aspects of the War of Bavarian Succession. Alexander Quer...
8 months ago
The Wishful Wargamer

Airfix Gun Emplacement - This is a post about the famous Airfix Gun Emplacement, or at least what's left of the one I had many years ago. [image: Airfix Gun Emplacement] Actually, ...
9 months ago
Gentlemanly Wargaming

Bunker Hill (1775) Scenario for Volley & Bayonet - The link below is to my Volley & Bayonet scenario for Bunker Hill (1775). The scenario is a wing scale scenario. I have also included a second copy of the ...
9 months ago
much ado about nothing

AWI: current state of affairs - As I've just recently stepped over the 50% mark on my AWI project for Sharp Practice, a couple of roll-call pics are appropriate.
9 months ago
Steve's Paintingshed

New Napoleonic Rules - As mentioned I have put up a page on the blog with the new version of my napoleonic rules (Napoleonic Squares v2), which I tested out at Partizan last we...
10 months ago
Gunfreak's Historty of War

This is Minuteman: Two-Three - 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...
10 months ago
Dots of Paint

Old Collection, 'new rules' (ACW 15mm) - Years ago we lived in a apartment condo during an occurrence of many fires damaging suites, I told The Wife that should we encounter such an emergency to...
10 months ago
Unlucky General's BALACLAVA Build

1st Sqadron 9th Bug Lancers: Dimitri's new range from Eureka Miniatures - Dimitri is a sculptor from Russia, so who more appropriate to sculpt a new range of figures or the army of Czar Nicholas I ask you? He had been keeping...
10 months ago
Jabba's Wargaming

Diceni Gaming Show 2023, Norwich. - Sunday 30th of April saw the 10th Diceni Gaming Show in Norwich UK This show is organised by the Aftermath Gaming Club in Norwich, held in the atrium of...
11 months ago
Legatus' Wargames Armies

A slightly disappointing vist to Salute... - I was very excited to go to Salute again today as the last one I attended was, thanks to the Chinese, four years ago. I hadn't even been on the London ...
11 months ago
My Blog

More 6mm SYW - As those who have been following the blog are aware I suffer from what I think is a common problem among miniature painters/gamers of always jumping from o...
1 year ago
My Seven Year's War

Austrian SYW Artillery - With this article, I will present the Seven Years’ War periods most celebrated artillery. The new fine ordnance fielded by the troops of her majesty, the...
1 year ago
All things Jacklex

Nihon shugi - *Nihon shugi; introducing gaming the rise of Japan* Part 1 of John Kersey's new series charting a wargame project based on the late Nineteenth and early...
1 year ago
"Serrez les Rangs!"

Tercio of Barón de Gramont, 1642-43 - Tercio de Barón de Gramont; el ejército español de Flandes 1642-48 Recruited from Burgundians (Franc-comtois). Fought alongside the veteran Spanish *ter...
1 year ago
"Those are regulars, by god" The War of 1812 in Miniature

Kentucky Militia at The Battle of New Orleans - Background to the Kentucky Militia Volunteers at new Orleans. Contrary to popular myth the Kentucky volunteers who volunteered to fight at New Orleans were...
1 year ago
Dannoc's wargaming blog

Wings of glory - Tonight's game at the club will be a campaign game of Wings of Glory. My glorious SPAD XIII flown by my French pilot Renee Delon will take to the skies ...
1 year ago
French Revolutionary Wargames Blog 1793-1802

NEW BUILD HOUSING - Apologies for the few posts, I'm really into my 54mm Toy Soldier collecting at the moment (see my other blog) capturing my childhood once more, combined ...
2 years ago
The Peninsular War in 15mm

New Scenario Books - Today's post will focus on the two new scenario books from the prolific scenario book writer, Michael Hopper. I have reviewed previous scenario books he ...
2 years ago
Uniforming the Past

Capitaine Pierre-Julien Hamon - Hello everyone, Below is my translation of the wounds received by Capitaine of the 1st Battalion Carabiniers of the 7e Legere Pierre-Julien Hamon. His ...
2 years ago
MrF (plus Jack, Amy & Jennys!!) Gaming

Sharp Practice. SP3 - Adventures in the Peekaboo Valley – Clash at the Crossroads! - *'DaDa Dah, diddler, DaDa Dah, diddler, DaDa Dah.....'* Episode Three in our Mighty War of 1812 Sharp Practice Saga! *"The Heroic British forces led...
2 years ago
Teddy Bears & Toy Soldiers

Général Marquis de Montcalm -
2 years ago
Vintage Wargaming

By request - for Allan Mountford: On Casualties, by Duncan Macfarlane - These scans are of an article which appeared in Miniature Warfare & Model Soldiers magazine in November 1972.
3 years ago
Dr Benjamin Church Jr

Dr Church's Letter is Deciphered - With Dr Church under arrest and under guard in the Continental Army's Hospital Headquarters located in the Vassall House, General George Washington ...
3 years ago
abc wargamers

- Sad news This is the first time I have posted on the blog and it is not the pleasurable event I had hoped. Yesterday Alan lost his battle with cancer ...
3 years ago
Pauls Wargames Blog

Point Defence part two - *The other Indian section are becoming more and more pinned down. * *While the Bengal Lancers come under a withering fire from the central ruin.* *To make...
3 years ago
Weekend Wargamer

War of 1812 Nov.2 - Well I just looked at my pics and said.."Man I gota do something about my terrain". Next Project I guess. I started the game using "Whuppin John Bull" with...
3 years ago
The Old Metal Detector

Lamming French Napoleonic Cavalry original range FC 26 Mameluke with Blunderbuss - A very recent acquisition - a first series Lamming Napoleonic Mameluke with Blunderbuss. Very welcome for a number of reasons: 1. It is an extremely...
3 years ago
"The Gatling's Jammed and the Colonel's Dead – – -"

Meanwhile, in my living room… - I’d love to tell you about the great games I’m playing, but the closest I’ve managed was hanging out with my friend Dan Foley for a while on the porch last...
3 years ago
War of 1812 Wargaming Blog

- Thanks to Mark, James and Allan for your comments last post! I seem to be having difficulty responding in the thread, I tried several times! Not much new t...
4 years ago
Miniature Soldiers & Stuff

AWI at "A Bridge Too Lard" - On Saturday September 21, John Emmett of Lard America hosted a game day at Huzzah Hobbies in Ashburn Virginia. Entitled "A Bridge Too Lard" (ABTL) it was ...
4 years ago
Unfashionably Shiny

Hot Reception - Gun and crew by Hinchliffe (SYW range)Christmas is an anxious time if you're Hessian - but this year we're ready for you Mr Washington!
5 years ago
Black Powder Games

Eagles of Empire Miniatures wishes you all a Happy New Year! - *A sneak peak at what's to come in 2018Zouaves and Turcos* Dear fellow wargamers and Franco-Prussian enthusiasts, as 2017 is fast coming to an end, it’s...
6 years ago
Reich Duchy of Beerstein

Reich Duke Wilhelm arriving at his summer palace - Having fallen from his horse, Reich Duke Wilhelm arrives at his summer palace in his wicker carriage with a lance escort;
6 years ago
Fife & Drum Miniatures

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7 years ago
follow the drum

Japan - c.1904 -
9 years ago
Old School ACW

Reshaping... - There comes a time when a project ought to come to an end. I think that this is the point that the re-creating Charles' Grant's ACW War Game may have come ...
9 years ago
Black Powder Niagara 1814

Its been awhile - Well it has been quite some time since my last post and I have been very busy. Over the past year I have completed 13+ Regiments plus artillery. Below ar...
11 years ago
Lazylimey's Wargaming Place

Alberken(Early Minifig) 20mm Napoleonic Personalities - Duke of Wellington - There were eight personality figures in this range - four British and four French. These sample figures were all painted many years ago by a very dear fr...
15 years ago
Sparker's Wargaming Blog

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Sunday, March 10, 2019

Georgia Brigade 1776-79 part 2

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