Anton's Wargame Blog

      A couple of weeks ago, to mark Dan A's return from the Army, Rich Uncle Pat ran a Rock the Casbah game at his place. The scenario...

      Following on the heels of the dismounted Knights sets come the Foot Sergeants box from Fireforge. Providing 48 figures at under a doll...

I forgot my workout stuff today so I spent the lunch break web-surfing. While wandering the hallways of whim and fancy I sumbled across this...

   At first I was just fooling around with my photos from vacations to get an idea what the Fort at Matanzas looked like in its glory days...

     In the past week my father-in-law, Ernest Klingenberg, passed away. He will be greatly missed as he was a truly grand fellow. I had alw...

     Dan A has returned from the Army on leave and wishes to play as many/different games as possible. We will be complying with that reques...

     Another treat from the talented folks at the Perrys Miniatures these were announced a short time ago. A good friend, Garrie H, was unab...

       I first encountered Fort Matazas many years ago and have been fascinated by it ever since. It is a lonely little outpost that guarded...

   Each year I am struck with a case of the doldrums (usually in my case it is late January/early February). This year it started upon my re...

I liked this kit so much that I built it right away (instead of adding it to the ever-growing pile of projects). Aside from a complete lack ...

     I found these during a recent visit to Michigan Toy Soldier and I must say that I am glad that I did! Cast is a medium gray hard plast...

Another great entry in the expanding line of Perry Bros. Miniatures British troops for the American War of Independence. And they look lovel...