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Friday, 28 May 2021

Ober Bruchberg; a Napoleonic scenario using the Shako rules

The last time my Napoleonic troops were on the table was nearly 18 months ago, a long gap and mainly attributable to the COVID restrictions...

Sunday, 16 May 2021

Little Easing, (or did you ever have one of those days): an ECW scenario for Pike and Shotte

We return to Kelhamshire for our game this week and the continuing struggles between Sir Victor Meldrew and Lord Melchett. Once again it is...

Sunday, 2 May 2021

Speyerbach: a WSS scenario

For our latest game we returned to the exploits of the Graf von Grommit and the Comte de Salle Forde. The town and fortress of Landau has b...

Tuesday, 30 March 2021

"There'll be an awful row at home about this" a The Men Who Would be Kings scenario

Back in the desert this week and the further trials and tribulations of Imperial forces. A varied group of replacements for units at the fr...

Tuesday, 16 March 2021

Battle of Dennington (Bennington) 1777: an AWI scenario for Patriots and Loyalists

For our latest game Steve set up this re-working of the action near Bennington, which was part of the Saratoga campaign. Burgoyne was movi...

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About Me

wargame amateur: I have been wargaming on and off for the best part of fifty years. Starting, as many of my generation did, with the range of airfix plastic figures. My first and abiding interest has been the Napoleonic period, which at first meant that figure conversion was the only option; and very messy it was too. In later years my interests have expanded to include periods from the 12th to 19th centuries, with a particular interest in eastern Europe. I do not belong to a club, but I have a regular opponent and we try and meet each week.

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