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Thursday, April 29, 2021

Gaming Update, 1MAY21 1900hrs

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 We will be gaming at my place this Saturday May 1st, 2021AD at 7pm. Rumor is that The Housemartin will be rejoining us after his long hiatu...
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Sunday, April 25, 2021

Photo Survey, Tellico Blockhouse, Tennessee

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  a look at the blockhouse from our friends at Google Earth the left half is the original military fort,  the right half is the rather ramsh...
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Wargames Atlantic Lizardmen in 28mm

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        Another addition from the seemingly tireless crew at Wargames Atlantic these Lizardmen are perhaps the most versatile so far. Usable...
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1/72 Curtiss Goshawk II by Monogram

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        Yet another addition to my collection of aircraft with spats this one also falls into the "Yellow Wings" sub category. The...
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Friday, April 23, 2021

And There Goes Flintcon!

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Thanks to the Decrees of the Madwoman of Lansing we won't be enjoying Flintcon this year:     Rodney Cain  <flintgameconvention@gmail...
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Hat Industrie 20mm 1/72 scale Austrian Infantry; Marching, In Action and Command

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     Finally someone has done Austrians in my favorite uniform, the 1798 regulation with the classically inspired helmet. As with several of...
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Wednesday, April 21, 2021

Not Dead Yet!

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  the Nylian fleet begins to take shape         I confess that I have been remiss in generating posts of late. That does not mean that I hav...
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Monday, April 5, 2021

1/72 Fujimi KI-36 "Ida"

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    the classic old Japanese kits always had such cool box-art        After the trauma of the Airfix BV 141 I needed something simple to res...
Saturday, April 3, 2021

What is that THING!?!

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  mine was all marked up with sale stickers  so I borrowed one from the web oldmodelkits.com has a wonderful selection by the way        The...
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Wednesday, March 31, 2021

Heller 1/72 PZL 23 Karas review and build

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    bought while I was working at Squadron Shop late 1970's-early 80s  this is a classic         First proposed in 1932 when the Polish ...
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Saturday, March 27, 2021

A simple post for my simple skills

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  So Having gone through and gotten all of my Japanese and Chinese Flames of War paraphenalia squard away I began thinking about an inexpens...
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Monday, March 22, 2021

A Quick Comparison of 28mm Napoleonic Figure Sizes

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        Several readers have asked about the size comparison between various 28mm plastic figures; specifically the new Wargames Atlantic 95...
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