Here is one my Flames of War Cromwell Tanks moving through a French village. Why black and white? Simple. It’s not quite finished, it needs washing, drybrushing, weathering, detailing, decals and then some… Changing to grey scale hides a mu…
15mm Austin Ambulance in the streets of Normandy. Roads and buildings from Battlefront.
Saturday we played a massive D-Day Flames of War game at Texas Toy Soldier. Five players per side on proprietor Allen’s fantastic D-Day board. Since it was a “just-for-fun” game we were not careful about our point totals, but ended up around 5,000 per side. Allen’s full instructions was simply that we should bring infantry-based [...]
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Flames of War British M5 Half Tracks trundle down the cobbled street in Normandy. Buildings and roads are from Battlefront.
Moving down a road are some Humber Light Reconnaissance Cars and Humber Armoured Cars. Flames of War British Armoured Cars from Simon’s collection.
Another photograph of a column of Simon’s British Sherman Tanks move along the cobbled streets of a Normandy village. Buildings and roads are from Battlefront. The fountain, outbuildings and walls were the extras that you got if you subscribed to t…
Flames of War British Armoured Cars from Simon’s collection. In there are some Humber Light Reconnaissance Cars and Humber Armoured Cars.
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The Humber Light Reconnaissance Car, also known as Humberette or Ironside, was a British armoured car produced during the Second World War. The vehicle was used by Infantry Reconnaissance Regiments and the RAF Regiment in Tunisia, Italy and Western Eur…
Flames of War British Humber Armoured Car from Simon’s collection.
As you are aware I have been painting some of the AW Miniatures French Indian war figures for my Muskets & Tomahawks force. I had the fortune to meet up with Andrew and his better half at Triples and offered a few suggestions on marketing his range…
A column of Simon’s British Sherman Tanks led by a Sherman Firefly move along the cobbled streets of a Normandy village. Buildings and roads are from Battlefront.
Flames of War British Humber Armoured Cars from Simon’s collection.
Ok the last batch of the Napoleonic commission from Al at PAW. a few British units and some generals. Not much to say about these, apart from they have boosted my interest in Napoleonic s again (damn). But I will be disciplined and wait unti…
John R. reckons he can write my battle reports for me, the smart-ar$e! He reckons that they all start off like this: “What I should have done is….”Unfortunately in this instance he’s probably right! Last Friday night’s game against our furthest flung…
Here are a few of Simon’s British Sherman tanks for Flames of War. Rear view.
Here are a couple more of Simon’s British Sherman tanks for Flames of War. This is his Sherman Firefly armed with a 17pdr. Another “normal” Sherman. More photographs from Flames of War.
Here are a couple of Simon’s British Sherman tanks for Flames of War. More photographs from Flames of War.
Since I am aiming at a potentially newbie audience and Soldier’s Companion is an older more dice intensive rules system, I wanted to put together a QR sheet. It’s not perfect and I have intentionally omitted a few things but I hope it will help make ma…
The Market Garden books have been out for a while now and I am still struggling to put together a new version my old Guards Armored list. The increase in points cost that came along with AT 15 for the 17 pdr guns has really thrown me for a loop. Wi…