Grid based wargaming - but not always

With my current batch of WW2 Western Desert models painted I have started to test out the modified rules with a couple of games. The core ru...

Having arrived back from New Zealand today on the first flight I had most of the day free. The weather was fine and sunny and I thought it w...

I have been able to paint a few test units for my WW2 Western Desert project. The Bases are 2x2 inches. They are photographed on a canvas dr...

This week has been very much about secondhand items. I don't have a single painting project at present since finishing my ECW figures. F...

My painting effort is dawdling along, something which often happens after finishing a project. But  while I am in-between projects I am cont...

The Bergepather has now left the painting table and has been added to my WW2 forces. I should really play a game of two with them, but the E...

Now that painting of English Civil War units is complete, I have a few WW2 units to build and paint and add to my existing armies. These few...

Over the last couple of weeks I have been making steady progress on my English Civil War (ECW) project. 4 of the 32 units I need to paint ha...

To take a break from painting of Hundred Years War miniatures, I painted up some WW2 models to add to the growing collection I seem to now h...

This is a short post as we have just returned from a weekend visit to Wellington (NZ) to see our kids. The day before leaving a Wespe kit I ...

As I start to plan a mini WW2 campaign I have been chipping away at some much needed 20mm scenery which will be used in the campaign, and wh...

Not much wargaming or modelling happening this week with a long weekend visit to Wellington, NZ, for my daughters graduation. We were very h...

I have now completed painting pretty much all the WW2 models I need. There are more than enough for a 6' x 4' table and I find I inc...