One Sided Miniature Wargaming Discourse

Richard was keen to play the final scenario from this game, reprising his role as the Turk while I took the ANZACs. This is the set up.  The...

It had been a while since Richard and I had last played this game.  The first game saw the war over by Christmas, but the second ragged on w...

Richard and I played the second scenario that comes with this game.  It was indeed a near run thing with the game going to the last turn, la...

After our previous game we both had some new strategies to try out.  The ANZAC landings got delayed due to beach congestion caused by Turkis...

Another new game to try with Richard.  Given I hadn't read the rules and was playing the ANZACs it worked remarkedly well.  Reminded me ...

I am working on an adaption of Avalon Hil's Jutland with SPI's Dreadnought to use with miniatures.  So far I only have the basics, 1...

Coming in at a mighty 75mm we have the last of the pre-Dreadnought battleships, HMS Lord Nelson.  A 3d design from  War Times Journal  and p...

In the tradition of read the book play the game (or with Weimar, play the game watch the show), Richard and I had a go at the Dogger Bank sc...

To give him his full title that is Captain Donald Macintyre DSO & 2 Bars, DSC RN (Retd), so an authoritative figure with service in WW2 ...

When someone said they were doing some WW1 in 1/72nd scale I knew I had a home for these chaps. My attempt to convert some of the "new...

Game over. By the end of 1917 it's getting very dim in Russia. No revolution, but a hard-fought military defeat. Well... It was looking ...

In a break from the Crusades, Richard and I went back to an old favourite.  I was the Central Powers. Germany got off to a very good start, ...

What the Dark Valley does to understand the roots of WW2 this does for WW1. It is a complex subject and this book certainly doesn't try ...

Second game.  This time I was the Central Powers and remembered to take photos. Set up The start of 1915. The Germans have been thrown out o...