Tuesday night came and it was time for the next fantasy battle game. I was not totally in the mood to get rolled over by the Wachmeister again, so I talked another…
Virginia War Museum – Williamsburg, Virginia.
The plan was to hit Busch Gardens at two for the Christmas event. With that, we had the morning to kill and I opted for a stop at the Virginia War Museum….
TOW – Dwarven Mountain Holds Iron Drakes
When The Old World was released, I decided to start rebasing most of my old Fantasy Battles armies to the new rules. I liked the aesthetic of the new basing and did…
Military Aviation Museum – Virginia Beach, Virginia.
I was in Williamsburg post Thanksgiving and took some time to hit a few more museums. I have been to Norfolk area a number of time and always try to check out…
Rebels & Patriots – Recruit the Huguenots!
Horse and Musket Tuesday time had come and I am back from my various traveling. Now that my basement repairs a finally done, I can finally get back to my collection and…
Valour and Fortitude II, Rules Review.
We recently played an Indian Mutiny game using the Perry Brothers Valour & Fortitude rules. The rules came out last year as an insert in the October 23 Wargames Illustrated magazine. I…
TOW – Dwarves Mountain Holds vs Nurgle Daemons.
It was time for a Warhammer Fantasy Battle last Tuesday night. I have been playing in a number of games since the beginning of the year. Mostly as a second player in…
TOW – Warhammer Hills Set
As part of the release of the Old World, Games Workshop released some of their old terrain sets in support of the game. One of the sets was their old medium sized…
Rebasing My Thirty Years War Troops
Some time ago, I picked up some TYW dragoons and pimped them up to fill out my TYW/ECW troop selection. I decided to experiment with a new basing model for the army…
V&F – Battle of Mudki, December, 1845.
Background The Battle of Mudki was fought on 18 December 1845, between the forces of the East India Company and part of the Sikh Khalsa Army, the army of then declining Sikh Empire of the Punjab. The Sikh Empire of the Punjab had been held…