Vintage Wargaming

Further to previous posts on René North, I am posting part of the series of his Military Uniform Charts. These were additional to his Paint ...

The observant among you will have noticed the absence of a post containing part 2 of this series. I only have an incomplete run of Miniature...

This is the famous article from Miniature Warfare in January 1972, where Stuart Reid says Lamming Figures have now stopped producing Seven Y...

Minifigs S Range Jacobite Rebellion figures Continuing the promised Jacobite Rebellion semi-theme, there was a brief flurry of excitem...

I wasn't expecting to trot this picture out again so soon but a link to the Wargaming in the Twin Cities post on the Grognardia blog h...

My thanks to Conrad Kinch of Joy and Forgetfulness for a copy of Military Modelling Magazine from May 1974, with this brief article and pic...

With currently 391 posts, 191 followers and around 156,000 page views (at time of writing), Vintage Wargaming has become something substanti...

The Minifigs S Range Seven Years War Austrian Grandisca Slovenian Frontier Infantryman recommended by Stuart Reid for service as dismounted ...

This article from Miniature Warfare magazine February 1970 just about scrapes in to the Airfix ACW theme as these German WW1 guns and equipm...

From Miniature Warfare magazine 1972, this article by A. Mason goes into how many boxes of Airfix ACW troops you need to buy (at 17p per box...

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Airfix ACW wargaming reached as far as Denmark. This May 1973 article from Miniature Warfare magazine reports on a battle fought in Copenhag...

As the start of a short series on American Civil wargaming with Airfix, here is an article by Malcolm Knott entitled An Airfix Army, from th...

Another from the archives of Miniature Warfare magazine, from June 1972.