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.

Showing posts with label Western shootout games 28mm figures De Lancy. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Western shootout games 28mm figures De Lancy. Show all posts
Friday, 4 August 2023

The Gunfight at the OK Corral - a play through

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Both of the Empires at War buildings are complete and for now I can proxy the other buildings needed, so it's time to play out the gunfi...
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Thursday, 3 August 2023

What's been did and what's been hid!

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 You may have noticed that I haven't made a painting table post for a couple of months.  I doubt that many people will have missed them,...
Sunday, 16 July 2023

Painting the Empress Miniatures Wild bunch figures

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Stumpy and a Wargames Foundry Lady Friend Regular readers may recall that I bought some figures from Empresses' Old West range at Vapnar...
Saturday, 1 July 2023

The OK Corral - who carried what

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A fairly straight forward post this time as almost all of the information is available on line.  I trawled several web sites to get as accur...
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Friday, 30 June 2023

Building Empires at War kit of Fly's photography studio

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If you are going to do wild west gaming at some point the gun fight at the OK Corral is going to appear on your 'to do' list. Empir...
Friday, 23 June 2023

The OK corral - analysing the fight

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In the last post I looked at the 'Geography' of the shootout, in this one I'm going to look at who was present and where they we...
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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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