Anton's Wargame Blog

           As you enjoy the holiday weekend take a moment and say a prayer for all our soldiers that lie forever in neat rows under stone ma...

        After having given the  100 Years War version of Midgard a try I went ahead and rebased (gasp!) more figures from the Jon Williams M...

So Anton is away this week and I volunteered to post up the After action report from our most recent game of Midgard for those of you who ar...

         Standing Stone Studio over at Lead Adventure Forum pointed out this handy site for Midgard players. Mogsymakes provides a couple...

     front of the box,  nice artwork closely reminiscent of Rochling's "Landau Gate"   painting           Thanks to the good ...

        In yet another round of Midgard playtesting The Housemartin and I sat down to play a very similar game to the last one. Housemartin ...

         A little while back The Housemartin found the Axis & Allies Air War game. He got some truly lovely model planes (pre-painted, m...

  a little vignette I made a few years back of the cover of Osprey's  " Arthur and the Anglo-Saxon Wars " you can find the ste...

          I have long held an interest in the period commonly called the "Dark Ages" (I prefer The Heroic Age ) and have equally ...

  the troops were deployed using blinds (see below re: blinds)     as the Germans got to the wire most got spotted and took fire from the Fr...

         UPDATED: Gallocelt has updated his map in light of input from readers here and on other forums. These changes are minor but bring t...

    the box front, with some beautifully painted minis         I got this set the from the good folks at Michigan Toy Soldier who kindly pr...