It's been just over a month since I posted anything. I try to post at least once a month, however this last month has been difficul...

Introduction In the midst of an unseasonal heatwave, I made the usual drive up the M6 to Manchester in the cool of the early morning. ...

Here're my latest command bases for my Mongol ADLG armies. They are digital designs from Ten Kingdoms, printed for me by Mick...

Introduction I have a large Mongol army. I've had it so long I've replaced almost all of it at least once. Nonetheless, I occa...

This post is about testing my new light box. Prompted by other wargamers on social media, I bought the newly available 10" Puluz ...

Introduction The trip began (too) early on Saturday morning at 06:00. I'd decided to drive across the M62 to my first event of 2...

To coin a phrase from the 1970s: "And now for something completely different". This is from Peter Pig's War of the Rose...

When I placed my last order with Essex I decided to buy a few extra figures to add some variety to the long slog of painting a 15 mm He...

It’s that time again: time to review the state of the Northern League (the wargames competition scene in the North of England).  In fac...

This is something of a first.  Instead of reviewing the books I want to focus on the author.   David Morgan died in 2019 but left be...

I haven't played De Bellis Antiquitatis (DBA) for decades, but I do own a copy of the latest version.  Who knows I may use it ...

It’s that time again: time to review the state of the Northern League (the wargames competition scene in the North of England). I'm...

One of the things I found during my recent “sort out” was a pair of very old resin tents.  They were hidden away in the toolbox cont...

This is a post showcasing the third, and final, infantry command base for my Tudor army at Bosworth.  The base represents Sir Rhys ap T...

Another, if somewhat small, batch of units for my Wars of the Roses army.  This time some light infantry: As with the rece...

These are my first figures specifically based for Art de la Guerre (ADLG).  Normally, I would base three figures on a 40 by 20 mm metal...

Sunday dawned bright and clear.  I was up very early, for me at least, and met with Gareth Jones & Thrasyvoulos Drakoulis for the t...

It’s that time again. Unlike last year when the League was cancelled, it's time to review the state of the Northern League (the war...

This post marks the completion of my late medieval (or Muscovite) Russian army.  The three commanders below are put together from some ...

The four units are intended as armoured lesser Boyars (Nobles) which are medium cavalry bow in Art de la Guerre (ADLG) hence the unarmo...