1912 Imperial Fabergé egg
This is John Gill's detailed study of the final battle of the 1809 campaign between France and Austria. I have gamed it a couple of times, largely because it appeals to me for the key role my favourit
Been wanting to do tge retreat from Moscow for some years so when I was given these I thought why not make a start. Most of my Napoleonics are 20mm 1/72 but going to be doing this in 28mm.
And now for something completely different.It's been a while since I looked at the charming principality of Blognia and its wretched inhabitants. While there has been a Blognian army for time immemori
A brief interlude from the wild west. I have just received the below from Michael of TBW Miniature Flags and bring it to your attention. The first outing for Pony Wars rules which has been languishin
A brief interlude from the wild west. I have just received the below from Michael of TBW Miniature Flags and bring it to your attention.If you are setting out on a Waterloo project I heartily recommen
I was listening to the Age of Napoleon podcast on Sweden in the Napoleonic Wars, which reminded me of Britain's intervention in their war against the Russians in 1808-9. We were planning to have anoth
What to do when bored at work. Well make a wargame of course... for a day of fun... I mean hard work...So using Bob Cordery Portable wargame rules with some tweaks I decided to do Waterloo. Unfortunat
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