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..................................................................STORM AND CONQUEST.................................................................... The blog of French Wargame Holidays at L'Hotel de Hercé, Mayenne Pays de la Loire, France, From Caesar to WW2 . "Walk the battlefield in the morning, Wargame it in the afternoon"© My projects and musings.
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Tuesday, August 5, 2014
Vikings!
Finally decided to sell off my Vikings and I am having a little clear out excess armies and figures in the coming weeks. They were last used as Vikings in a WAB tourney about 6 years ago or so before being rebased for impetus rules and even then I used them as Germans. Now part of crabbies collection!
Thursday, January 21, 2010
They Followed the Plume!
Welcome this blog will be dedicated to my Ancients, Medievals, and Renaissance, colonial, Pulp, ww1, ww2 and modern projects that take up my the other half of my painting time.
Why "They followed the Plume" as a title, well almost every general officer from ancient to renaissance had a Feathered plume in thier hat or helmet so it sort of made sense!
All of my armies are in 20mm (ww2 and moderns) or 28mm and come from a wide variety of maufacturers. This year I intend finnishing my Roman Republicans hastati and some cavalry along with a few allies , my WOTR army cavalry and more infantry, My Sassanids and my 3rd cent Romans, and some Rennaissance figures all for Wab, along with WW1 and WW2 stuff and a little Pulp.
On the planning and purchasing front more Renaissance for the Italian wars and more Sassanids.
This year looking forward to the WAB 2.0 rules, playtesting a few sets of rules and my Slingshot subscription, and releasing my new miniature ranges.
Cheers
matt
Why "They followed the Plume" as a title, well almost every general officer from ancient to renaissance had a Feathered plume in thier hat or helmet so it sort of made sense!
All of my armies are in 20mm (ww2 and moderns) or 28mm and come from a wide variety of maufacturers. This year I intend finnishing my Roman Republicans hastati and some cavalry along with a few allies , my WOTR army cavalry and more infantry, My Sassanids and my 3rd cent Romans, and some Rennaissance figures all for Wab, along with WW1 and WW2 stuff and a little Pulp.
On the planning and purchasing front more Renaissance for the Italian wars and more Sassanids.
This year looking forward to the WAB 2.0 rules, playtesting a few sets of rules and my Slingshot subscription, and releasing my new miniature ranges.
Cheers
matt
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