Blunders on the Danube

Well these chaps are the last of the Revolting Peasants ("Good Lord, let's hope so!") These are Old Glory figures, and quite n...

The  Wurttemberg Garderegiment zu Pferd had its origins in 1801, when the Garde-du-Corps and Leibjäger squadrons of the Württemberg Reiter R...

A second unit of Revolting Peasants scurries off the painting table. They should be useable from the Dark Ages through the TYW/ECW eras.  Th...

The Kingdom of Wurttemberg has another infantry regiument marching off the painting table this week! The 5th Regiment has sky blue facings a...

 From  Jack Scruby's The Wargames Digest , Book I, Volume IV, published in December 1957. Scan courtesy of Mike Taber, from the Tabletop...

Here we have a  mob of Wargamers converging on the home of Ridley Scott, having just watched "Napoleon".  :-) They are armed with ...

  Yes, I saw the Napoleon movie last weekend. We'll come back to that in a bit... We lost ouir Zoe fairly suddenly earlier this year, a ...