My posse gathers for a game to be played tomorrow on Joe’s astounding terrain that I featured in my last posting. Not my best painting jobs, sadly … and certainly not up to the standard of Joe’s town itself.
This will be their first outing, so hopefully they don’t die too soon.
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The many paths to a New Zealand Wars battlefield
Historical novelists on writing historical novels.
The makings of my mantuary.
Thoughts about wargaming, especially 28mm.
Thoughts about wargaming, especially 28mm.
Thoughts about wargaming, especially 28mm.
Thoughts about wargaming, especially 28mm.
Thoughts about wargaming, especially 28mm.
Where Miniature Wargames & Strategy Boardgames collide
Thoughts about wargaming, especially 28mm.
Thoughts about wargaming, especially 28mm.
Thoughts about wargaming, especially 28mm.
Thoughts about wargaming, especially 28mm.
Thoughts about wargaming, especially 28mm.
Thoughts about wargaming, especially 28mm.
Thoughts about wargaming, especially 28mm.
A collage of ephemera, snapshots, research and historical misadventure
Wargaming and Roleplaying in the wilds of rural New Zealand
Your figures look splendid to me . . . much better than my own Old West figures.
— Jeff
I think they lasted longer than my Pinkertons did!