Gauls for Infamy! – an army in a month.
February 2021 was a very productive month for me on the painting front. At the start of the month I had 30 Victrix Gallic Warriors built and undercoated and a...
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Republican Romans for Infamy, Infamy!
Two boxes of Victrix plastics and I’ve got a Republican Roman force for the upcoming Punic Wars expansion for Infamy, Infamy! not at all bad for £60. That’s four groups...
Infamy sabots from Supreme Littleness – a review
It’s not often I write reviews on the Derek’s Wee Toys blog and I have to declare an interest here, Mike Scott, the man behind Supreme Littleness Designs, is a...
Deep Fried Lard (Again) – Report
The second running of Deep Fried Lard took place yesterday (Saturday, 8th June) with twenty odd wargames from all over Scotland coming to Musselburgh to take part in a day...
15th (Scottish) Reconnaissance Regiment
Support for my 1944 British for Chain of Command. I have enough toys to make up a Scout Troop (a Recce Section of Two Daimler Armoured Cars and two Humber...
Romano British for Dux Britanniarum
More Romano than British actually. I’d much rather have troops that were a bit more British looking, but I got a good deal on these ones which I got in ...
Lard Central
As part of a module I’m preparing for my work I’ve been learning how to use the Netvibes “personalized dashboard publishing platform”. Rather than doing anything specific for work...
Early War Germans
I’ve just finished a German force from early WWII for use with the Chain of Command rules from TooFatLardies. I will be using them to fight the 1940 French platoon...
Archer for Chain of Command
I’ve had a rather busy two months at work so not a lot of painting has been done. Things have calmed down a bit this week and I’ve managed to...
HACME Buildings
Having seen the rather lovely buildings that Richard Clarke of TooFatLardies uses for his 28mm WWII games I emailed the nice people at HACME Construction Services and asked them how...
Black Death – Russian Naval Infantry for Chain of Command
One of the nice things about Chain of Command is that putting together a force large enough to play the game is very easy indeed. A platoon of infantry plus...
Deep Fried Lard
Twenty plus Lardies, sixteen games, beer and a curry. What’s not to like? Chain of Command: most popular game of the day was Chain of Command, the WWII platoon level...
