Vintage Wargaming: Marcus Hinton at work and play

Monday, 23 May 2011

Marcus Hinton at work and play

MILITARY MINIATURES

Priceless Pathe newsreel footage of Marcus Hinton, tipped off to this by Paul in Oz, and beaten to putting it up by Ian at Hinton Hunt Vintage Wargames Figures blog

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3 comments:

Steve J. said...: I stumbled across this Blog at lunchtime and I must say it is wonderful! I have been browsing so many posts that have brought back many, many happy memories of my early days in wargaming. I'm really looking forward to checking all the previous posts as well as new ones that appear.

Steve J.; 24 May 2011 at 21:42
Nick said...: I too stumbled upon this blog and was instantly enthralled. I have an Esquire magazine from 1963 which features the battle of Tel El Kebir refought as a wargame with 54mm figures. I would be happy to scan it and post it if it has not already been posted. I have not had a chance to look through all the previous posts and am savoring doing so.

Nick S. in San Francisco; 17 June 2011 at 00:50
Vintage Wargaming said...: Nick, that would be great.

If you scroll down the right hand column on the page, past Recent Comments and Popular Posts, you ill find an e-mail link under Contacting Vintage Wargaming.

Glad you are enjoying the blog.; 17 June 2011 at 08:51

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Marcus Hinton at work and play

MILITARY MINIATURES

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