Tuesday, 24 September 2013

Followers: 39 Reasons To Be A Happy Blogger #3

Well, since I've started to celebrate my followers, I've picked up a new one every week, so let's keep going!Newly enlisted #39 is Peter, who blogs at Comes Britanniae and Oldhammer Fantasy Battle  (yes, that's an interest in Arthurian warfare, but also fantasy and Napoleonics).Welcome Peter, hope we can inspire you on reentry from your hiatus.


and continue the countdown to my most loyal followers:

#24 Jim Duncan, wargamer. Blogs about Ancients, SciFi, WWII, with an special interest in Too Fat Lardies rules.


#23 Michael Peterson, aka the Mad Padre, with a great interest in Platoon Forward (a campaign system for WWII skirmish games), which I awarded one of my five Liebster Awards.



#22 Barks, an Australian blogger with an interest in colonial, ancients and fantasy warfare. Plus some Ameritrash boardgaming



#21 Sidney Roundwood. Roundwood´s World is a nice combination of eye candy (WWI French Verdun project) and great insights into participation games.



#20 Aaron, (taken from his blog roll) is an avid miniature wargamers with a wide interest.



#19 Christopher, aka Axebreaker. Blogs at Bunker Hill about ACW, Dark Ages and 18th century wargaming (and more). Nice brushwork as well..




#18 Sapper Joe, blogs at  ...Wargaming Toys. With some interesting insights into wars of decolonisation, modern and pulp miniatures and cheap kindle books(!).



#17 MiniMike, who shares his Ministories but especially the eye candy.


2 comments:

  1. Jur, thanks very much for the listing - but I feel unworthy because the wonderful "Great War in Greyscale" project belongs to the wonderful Canadian wargamer Curt Campbell.

    Here's a link to Curt's most recent grey-scale wonder - http://analogue-hobbies.blogspot.co.uk/2013/08/the-great-war-in-greyscale-british.html

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    1. You are right, Sidney, sorry for that terrible mistake. Both to you and Curt. I have corrected it.

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