Posted on June 26, 2010
Tags: 54mm, spanish-american-warThe SpanAm game I'm running next February could have as many as 12 or 15 players. I normally run skirmish games for that many players since it's too time consuming and expensive to create complete armies for both sides. Even with inexpensive 54mm fig...
Posted on June 22, 2010
Tags: ancients, 28mmSo I've been back into historical gaming for a few years now but never really picked up any of my old projects. I've been leaning more towards doing games in 54mm due to the exorbitant price of metal figures and aging eyesight. Then I noticed that Wa...
Posted on June 22, 2010
Tags: ancients, 28mmA Gallic army is a necessity for any serious ancients player. After all, they fought against just about everyone at one time or another. These are mostly Old Glory figures from probably 15 years ago. I think I purchased them about the time that DBM w...
Posted on June 22, 2010
Tags: game-roomAfter 35 years of wargaming I think I can assume it is not a passing fad. So, when we decided to move into a larger home, a wargaming room was pretty high on my priority list. We hit paydirt. The house we chose provided us with a large finished famil...
Posted on March 8, 2010
Tags: 54mm, english-civil-warWe played our second game of 'Victory Without Quarter' on Saturday. Lots of fun! We had to tweak things a little bit to account for a larger scale and different mounting systems. My 54mm figures are mounted two figures to a stand so each regiment was...
Posted on June 22, 2009
Tags: 54mm, american-revolutionBeing satisfied with the first test figure, I finished the other three figures over the weekend. Why four figures total? Well, I ran out of BMC figures to cut heads off of to make the conversions. Next time I get to a toy soldier show I'll rummage ab...
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