Small but Perfectly Formed

A wargaming and modelling blog focussing on smaller scale models (1/300th and smaller). Covering mainly Ancients, ECW, ACW, World War One air combat and Cold War gone hot gaming, with the occasional forays into re-enactment and what passes for my real life! Warning. Comes with added dog posts.

Thursday, 29 October 2026

It was fifty years ago today....

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 ......well not exactly today but close enough for jazz. Last week I spent three very enjoyable days with some of the alumni of Hull Univers...
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Monday, 12 October 2026

The Bots are back

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 If my hit rates to the blog are to be believed one of three things is going on! 1.  I have become increasingly popular as a blogger 2.  The...
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Sunday, 11 October 2026

Looking at Command and Control again

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In the comments in my first post about this topic  (You can find it here > Small but Perfectly Formed: Command and control in wargames. ...
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Friday, 9 October 2026

And just like that

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 Like what you may wonder?  As well as what happened 'just like that'?  Or maybe not of course.  You may recall that I was bemoaning...
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Thursday, 8 October 2026

The grand parade of recycled wood dust

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Also known as MDF, a strange material made of wood fibres, resin and wax.  It contains Formaldehyde which is not a pleasant substance and sa...
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Monday, 5 October 2026

White Paint Pens - part two

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I tried the paint pens this week.  They are not the perfect solution but they are neater than my freehand, more consistent and a lot faster....
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Thursday, 1 October 2026

Command and control in wargames.

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I recently came across an interesting discussion on TMP about command and control (C2) in Napoleonic wargames (it's here if you want to ...
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Elenderil
I grew up playing with Airfix models and plastic soldiers and my obsessions have just become bigger and more expensive as I have gotten older. I currently ride a Honda VFR800 when I get the time, spend the odd weekend in the seventeenth century, and the rest of the time either reading or painting and modelling. I do once in a while get to play a wargame too.
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