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2/44th Regiment of Foot, 1815

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Some excellent modelling blogs

Saxon Dog

Hussar horses -
1 week ago
Quindia Studios

God Save the Queen! - Done! It took longer than I liked, but I finally finished the small starter army for the British in my Crimean War project. I'm hoping to get these lads ...
5 weeks ago
Cold War Hot Hot Hot

Brand New Dutch AFV Cards - In honour of completing my first Dutch unit, I contacted Greg in the UK who originally did the BAOR, West German and Soviet cards to see if I could get ...
2 months ago
Carmen's Fun Painty Time

Senjutsu: Battle for Japan - I haven't actually played it yet, but I've seen the videos, read the rules, and it looks fun. Not only that, but I already have a sizeable collection ...
4 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
TOFTS Wargaming

Workbench - Two main things on the docket this week and both have a bit of a deadline. First off this beautiful but nightmarishly complex Rolls Royce Armoured Car kit ...
1 year ago
Take The High Ground

Ancient / Medieval village church - The finished small village church/chapel, made from poly board with the outer covering of card mostly removed and the exposed foam scribed with lines to ...
2 years ago
Miniatures & Terrain

How to make: Saxon Huts - Hi Chaps, Hope you are all well. These past few days, I've been working on some new projects, for a new game, that I think you already know, it is called...
8 years ago
Drop-Pod

The last post - WordPress.com has been a great little home for my blog the past few years, but the time has come to move on. To a bigger and better blog (I hope) under my ...
8 years ago
Spyglass Asylum

Pruning and so on... - Okay, hello to the inmates of the Asylum old and (surprisingly) new. Obviously it's been a vast while since I posted on here and this isn't really a post o...
9 years ago
A Gentleman's Ones

Happy Halloween - Happy Halloween from A Gentleman's Ones and from Anvil Eight Games. Let's hear it for High Fructose Corn Syrup! complements of Chris "one take" Tavonatti
9 years ago
Geektactica

Legends of the Old West: Playing with New Objective Cards - Some of you might be familiar with the Secret Objective card system I developed for *Chaos in Carpathia*. I decided to try a similar (yet completely differ...
9 years ago
Master-Crafted

Blog 014 – Big Red aka The Crimson Inquisitor. - One of the things that has always bugged me about the fact that certain Inquisitors could wear Terminator armour was that there were no appropriate minis ...
12 years ago
Sane Terrain

How I build hills - I've learned a few lessons about hills, and found storage has always been a pain with hills. I've found a stackable tray system that comes in a few differe...
13 years ago
Iron Sleet

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Army Royal

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The BigRedBatCave

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28mm Victorian Warfare

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Roundwood's World

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cianty's Tabletop Wargames Blog

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The Tactical Painter

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Harness and Array

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Anton's Wargame Blog

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Je Lay Emprins

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Shed Wars

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JJ's Wargames

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Gardens of Hecate

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