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, 11 July 2024

Infantry frontages for FPPS

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A question was raised about whether the four infantry brigades of Essex's army at Edgehill would be better depicted in Fast Play Pike an...

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Tuesday, 9 July 2024

Upcoming posts

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Just a quick update so no one wonders about me completing previous strands. The next few posts will return to the 17th Century armies thre...

Monday, 8 July 2024

Second Edgehill Playtest

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I know that two games played in under a week is unusual for me but I really wanted to get a handle on how the fast play P&S shots play o...

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Saturday, 6 July 2024

Edgehill playtest of fast play pike and shot

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So after much faffing about I finally got the troops and rules onto the table top. The battlefield was an abstracted version of Edgehill an...

Tuesday, 2 July 2024

Matchstick madness - back in the saddle?

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Well I say matchstick but actually this time its plastic canvas aka Granny Grating to my American readers. Never one to give up easily I sp...

Thursday, 27 June 2024

Fast Play pike & shot mock up

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Just to prove it fits on a kitchen table, here it is on a kitchen table! I took some shots of what I have created so far as a sort of proof ...

Sunday, 16 June 2024

Fast Play Pike and Shot - Armies at Edgehill

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The first pair of armies are not the greatest fighting forces ever, but they do have some interesting points. Two different tactical doctri...

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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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