2020 Audit / 2021 Plans
Wow! Who would have predicted the topsy turvy year that 2020 turned out to be. Strangely, it was a good […]
Getting started playing WWII Wargames on Vassal
Not sure where to start? Download the module (here) and check out this short video…
More Little Russians…
Some artillery (2 x ZIS-3 76mm guns and 2 x ZIS-2 57mm guns) and 3 KV-1S tanks have now been […]
52 Little Russians…
My pandemic painting streak continues with 52 15mm PSC Summer-uniformed WWII Russians (say that five times quickly). They were straightforward […]
New 15mm WWII Russian Army: T34 Tanks
While all of my gaming at the moment is online, it doesn’t mean I’m not planning for a time when […]
Better Lucky than Good – Pre-built Maps
There’s a ton of terrain in the Better Lucky than Good VASSAL module for you to build your own maps. […]
Better Lucky than Good – a VASSAL module for playing WWII Skirmish Games online
If you’re looking for a way to play Chain of Command, What a Tanker!, Battlegroup, Nuts! etc., look no further. […]
The Battle for Saint-Gilles / Canisy (Battlegroup)
Steve and I continued our campaign following the fortunes of Panzer-Lehr and CCA of the 2nd Armored Division on the […]
The Battle for Saint-Gilles (Solo game of Nuts!)
The previous battle was won with a last ditch charge orchestrated by a Panzer Lehr Leutnant to avoid being encircled […]
The Battle for Saint-Gilles (Chain of Command)
Steve and I played a game of Chain of Command as a follow on from last week’s game of What […]
Three Priests and a Greyhound
That sounds like the start of a particularly foul joke… the reality though it that I’ve been working my way […]
The Battle for Saint-Gilles (What a Tanker!)
On the 26th July 1944 2nd Armored Division, a part of VII Corps, pushed south to the western side of […]
What a Tanker! online
Steve and I played a game of What a Tanker! using the VASSAL module I wrote. He took command of […]
2019 Audit / 2020 Plans
2019 was a great year for Wargaming. I painted a Tyranid army, visited Phil in Hamburg (pushing forward our Syrlene […]
Chain of Command: Battle of Bréville
Background In June 1944 Bréville-les-Monts was occupied by the 346th Infantry Division, a location that allowed the defenders to observe […]