AAR – US Paras vs Panzergrenadier Lehr
With the release of The new D-Day compilation, the fine chaps over on WWPD (What Would Patton Do) have launched “Operation Overlord” A Normandy based campaign. Whilst the campaign officially […]
Tag Archives: Flames Of War
PanzerGrenadiers join the ranks of completed models
Another week and another bout of painting progress. Fresh of the back of the Flames of War demo day I have been finishing off some old back log models from […]
Fun With Flames Demo Day
So yesterday I ran a demo day down my gaming store. As well as running a demo table we had 2 large games running during the afternoon as well as […]
US Paras – Complete
So the last part of the Flames of War demo kit was finally finished late on Friday and just in time for yesterday’s demo day. But that is for a […]
I Love The Smell Of Painting Progress
Well it certainly looks like I have the painting bug back (FINALLY!) I am flying through the models at the moment. Helping run vanquish has certainly got my motivation back […]
A litte bit of painting progress
Wow how time flies. Work has been a nightmare and lots of spare time has been spent organising our wedding in November and preparing all the background stuff ready for […]
Flames of War Demo Kit!
So recently I managed to have a nice lengthy conversation with Gareth from Battlefront Miniatures. After some general hobby talk we got into talk of the Ranger programme. A few […]
Run for your lives. The German Zombies are coming
The Germans are coming! As I mentioned in my previous weekly update, I have this wonderful idea of how to motivate myself to finish my Germans off for flames of […]
What’s On The Table
As I strive to update the blog on a more regular basis this year and continue to plough through my unpainted collection of models, I have been somewhat inspired by […]
Review – Plastic Soldier Company Stug III
The Plastic Soldier Company (PSC) run by William Townshend are well on their way to becoming an established name in the WWII miniature world. PSC specialise in Hard Plastic 15mm […]
The Wargaming Monkey 