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.

Friday, 29 November 2019

Did you ever wonder

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How much it would cost to replace your little lead warriors?  A post on one of the 6mm wargaming forums on Facebook got me to wondering.  A ...
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Sunday, 24 November 2019

The battle of Billington Moor - player briefings.

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To complete the battle planning I have created briefing packs for the commanders of each side.  These are drawn from the original scenario b...
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More Objects in Space

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Way back in the mists of time, well 2013 to be precise, I had a brief flirtation with Full Thrust the ship to ship space combat game.  The r...
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Friday, 22 November 2019

Proxy Dark Age troops - The Welsh Princedoms

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By the late 8th century the Welsh had been pushed back to the area of the modern principality and the south west of England (Dumonia).  Wale...
Thursday, 14 November 2019

Peasants and Pilgrims

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For Billington Moor (see earlier posts) I am going to need to represent the less well equipped Great Fyrd.  ADLG counts these as levy and DB...
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Sunday, 10 November 2019

Yet another unfinished project!

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This time it is another campaign.  About 35 years ago I became really interested in the period from the Death of Offa the Great of Mercia th...
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Monday, 4 November 2019

More little things

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Just a short post today.  On Friday Mrs E spotted a desk in the local Red Cross charity shop.  Its an office computer desk which although ba...
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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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