Hi guys. Just letting you know I am having a lot of problems with blogspot. From my home computer I cannot see my followers or recent posts from the blogs I follow. If you notice I have been a bit quite it's because I don't know when you post new stuff. From work I can see but I dare not comment from there. So basically, apologies for not being as social as I would like to be. Hopefully the blogger people sort out the problem because keeping up with you guys is now a big part of my hobby.
Cheers
Paul
Tuesday, May 3, 2011
Monday, May 2, 2011
Never Forget… Never Forgive. Justice has been done.
Big breaking news. The Americans have killed Bin Laden in Pakistan. US Special Forces took him out and claimed his corpse. DNA has confirmed the dog is dead.
This is a great day. Hats off the Americans. The debt is now paid. Well done.
New York is celebrating.
(Sorry for the rant but this needs to be said)
This is a great day. Hats off the Americans. The debt is now paid. Well done.
New York is celebrating.
(Sorry for the rant but this needs to be said)
Thursday, April 21, 2011
Australian Vickers MMG Team
Painted up this Australian pacific Vickers MMG team. Figures are 28mm from Brigade Games Diggers in the Pacific range.
Tuesday, April 19, 2011
Sunday, April 17, 2011
Australian 2" Mortar Team
I have not been slacking off, honest. I just finished three support teams for my planned WWII Australian Pacific platoon. Usually I paint the support options last. This time I painted them first. Over the next couple of days I will put up pics of a 3" Mortar Team and a Vickers MMG Team. Figures are 28mm and they are from Brigade Games Diggers in the Pacific range.
Labels:
28mm,
Australians,
Diggers in the Pacifc,
Dystopian Wars,
WWII
Tuesday, April 12, 2011
Monday, April 11, 2011
Force on Force
Ambush Alley Games have graduated to the big time signing a deal with Osprey Publishing to release their popular modern rules in full colour hardback. These rules cover modern skirmish wargaming in current hot spots. It appears you need around 10 figures for the regular armies and around 25 figures for iregular armies. Originally designed for 15mm, the ideal table size is 2ft x 2ft. Think DBA size. However, you can play in what ever scale you want. The rule book covers army lists for the Australians, Germans, USA, and British regular and elite units. A deal has been signed to release around 20 scenario books including a Vietnam and a future war version (think Battle Los Angles).
Neil from the Meeples and Miniatures Podcast has done a review of the rules and interviews with the authors and Osprey. Well worth a listen. (Episode 73)
http://www.meeplesandminiatures.co.uk/
I got brainwashed into buying a copy. Don't tell the wife!
Neil from the Meeples and Miniatures Podcast has done a review of the rules and interviews with the authors and Osprey. Well worth a listen. (Episode 73)
http://www.meeplesandminiatures.co.uk/
I got brainwashed into buying a copy. Don't tell the wife!
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