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Wargaming from an Armchair: November 2014
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Wargaming from an Armchair. Sunday, November 9, 2014. Grand Duchy of Waldo first unit. I have become a fan of 40mm figures. I bought Prince August Molds, and am making armies for Charge! I also was interested in the period around the end of the 1800s and beginning of the 1900s. I bought a bunch of figures from Spencer Smith's Shiny Toy Soldier line. They require some assembly. You have to attach their right arm and the head. The variety of uniforms gives you a lot of choices. Grand Duchy of Waldo. As is ...
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Wargaming from an Armchair: December 2013
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Wargaming from an Armchair. Wednesday, December 25, 2013. A Very Merry Christmas. I hope everyone who reads this had a good Christmas. I haven't been posting lately. My wife had knee surgery about 10 days ago, and I have been pretty busy taking care of her, doing housework, cooking, etc. It hasn't left much time for hobbies, unfortunately. She is doing much better now, so I hope to get back to it soon. In Her Majesty's name looks easier than doing GASLIGHT, which requires a fair bit of pre-game time to f...
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Wargaming from an Armchair: When Empires Clash! - First Look
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Wargaming from an Armchair. Tuesday, October 21, 2014. Bob Cordery, of the Wargaming Miscellany blog, has published a set of rules via Hulu. They are for fighting colonial battles and campaigns during the Victorian and Edwardian era, using a gridded table. A stand is 40mm wide, and for infantry 20mm deep. With 3 figures on this stand, it represents a company of infantry. The cavalry stand represents a squadron, and the artillery a battery. The board is intended to be gridded in 50mm squares, ...The movem...
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Wargaming from an Armchair: Packing up
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Wargaming from an Armchair. Saturday, March 7, 2015. I haven't updated this in some time. I retired at the end of January. My wife and I are in the process of packing everything up. We are planning on moving to Colorado at the end of May, assuming our house sells. I am keeping some stuff out to finish painting. I have been working on the 40mm Shiny Toy Soldier figures I bought. I have plans for another purchase of these to make up the armies for both sides. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Since my fi...
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Wargaming from an Armchair: March 2015
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Wargaming from an Armchair. Saturday, March 7, 2015. I haven't updated this in some time. I retired at the end of January. My wife and I are in the process of packing everything up. We are planning on moving to Colorado at the end of May, assuming our house sells. I am keeping some stuff out to finish painting. I have been working on the 40mm Shiny Toy Soldier figures I bought. I have plans for another purchase of these to make up the armies for both sides. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Grand Duchy of Waldo.
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Wargaming from an Armchair: October 2014
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Wargaming from an Armchair. Wednesday, October 29, 2014. I got back into gaming a couple of years ago. I had much different aims than when I used to game. When I was younger, I thought that I was simulating warfare. I am closing in on retirement, and realized that the reason I game now is mostly social. I also have gotten interested in the early 20th century, something that utterly bored me in my 30s and 40s. I also wanted larger figures. It was necessary to pin the head and arm to get them to stay. ...
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Sergeant's Bunker: April 2014
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War in Miniature: Gaming and Painting, Share, Create, Play, Learn. Friday, April 11, 2014. Imperial Japanese Army Soldiers, Pacific. Destined to Meet: US Marines vs IJA. Human Tank Destroyer and HMG Crew. Links to this post. Labels: Japanese Army Soldiers. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Boot Camp: Miniatures Projects. Imperial Japanese Army Soldiers, Pacific. View my complete profile. Down but not out. A Brief Update from the Workshop of Doom - 15mm Undead. Post #1 - What is this mess?
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Sergeant's Bunker: Zero Hour
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War in Miniature: Gaming and Painting, Share, Create, Play, Learn. Monday, January 7, 2013. Projects, whether it be painting mini's or working on terrain and lessons learned as I progress; discussions of game nights and the discussions of rules and rule sets we may be using; historical views; and and who knows what else. We'll end that here for now. I welcome those who view, and possibly decide to follow my ramblings, and those with similar interests. February 11, 2013 at 8:55 AM. View my complete profile.
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Sergeant's Bunker: Boot Camp: Miniatures Projects
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War in Miniature: Gaming and Painting, Share, Create, Play, Learn. Boot Camp: Miniatures Projects. I mention in my first post that one of my favorite eras was the war in the Pacific during WWII. As such, I decided that I wanted to (eventually, yes It'll come) run a Pacific campaign, pitting our valient Marines againt the vaunted Imperial Japanese. At our Basement Generals. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Boot Camp: Miniatures Projects. Imperial Japanese Army Soldiers, Pacific. View my complete profile.
