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The Barons' War rules have been around for a while, and while I have always fancied the idea of painting up some "Bretonnian" ...

Dom was back for the weekend and we finally got a chance to play the Talavera (North) scenario I have been planning for for a long. Despite ...

After our first game of Ruckus , I wanted to use my other LOTR figures with the rules too. I own a small force of Rohirrim, but I needed som...

To improve the spectacle of our games, I have been making some scatter terrain pieces, chiefly using cork bits glued to a base, some sand an...

 I have a collection of 15mm Dark Age figures, mostly bought painted off ebay, which we used for a '1066' campaign based on an S...

For the March session we played a game of Here's the Ruckus . I bought a copy of the rules last year, read through them, and decided tha...

A few weeks ago Adrian ran a game of Mutant Year Zero: Zone Wars game for us. In preparation for the session I watched the video by Free Lea...

For our session in February we once more played two games. The first game was another scenario from Michael Hopper, this time the battle of ...

I apologise for going "recipe blog" mode in this post, but... Like many wargamers, I too have been swept up in the Midgard Madness...

We begin this year with photos of a few terrain projects I have been working on. The first of these is an "Afghan fort" style buil...

A visit to the Hellenic Museum in Melbourne 2024 was a pretty good year for gaming. We managed some eleven sessions of wargaming, including ...

15mm Historical Terrain

After making contact with another wargaming group during a convention in October , we were invited to put up a game for their own convention...

For the month of December we played the long-awaited battle between wahj's Late Romans vs Martin's Sassanid Persians. They were a ma...