Rear Guard Action

Angkor is one of the world's biggest archeological treasures. The site contains hundreds of structures, many of which have not been rec...

It's been two and a half fascinating weeks. First ten days travelling through western Thailand in the footsteps of the 100.000 POWs who ...

This is a small side project I did for a friend of mine who recently became a father and called his daughter Mathilda. "Not after the t...

Ok, just a small step back to one of the books about colonial wars I posted on some time ago . I follow the excellent podcast series New Boo...

This is what I did for our club's Summer Painting Challenge (inspired by Curt's ). Ran from late June till halfway September. I set ...

Apart from the paper , I also brought home some wargaming terrain: I had been looking out for a game mat that I could use for both Frostgrav...

Yesterday visited the Crisis wargames show in Antwerp. Others have made more extensive reports on the show, so I'll not try to compete. ...

The bazooka vs panzer book whetted my appetite for some more WWII western front stuff (I still have that 20mm US army miniatures hanging a...

After a couple of colonial contests, I was happy to shift to World War Two. I had been intreagued by the match up between the bazooka and G...

Even when I was young, we didn’t play Cowboys & Indians any more and Westerns have declined as a movie theme. But despite the relative ...