Vintage Wargaming

So you can all pick your own Valentine...

I don't know if it's because 2016 is a Leap Year, but I have just noticed this blog has 366 followers, one for each day of next...

I think the content of this post qualifies as Vintage Wargaming, as it uses some very old rules - Lionel Tarr's "Modern Warfare...

A while ago the Evening Chronicle published a gallery of photos from the Tyne & Wear Museum Service relating to Vickers Armstrong...

The blog has recently marked its 500,000th page view. Thanks to all the actual readers and the virtual webbots who have made this possible...

I've just noticed that due to what seems to have been a surge of robot activity in the last couple of days the total page views for the ...

What they would have been fighting for... I have been having a think about my current interwar interest and while there is some overlap...

Pathe News from the 1932 Westland/Eastland exercises. Notable for the Carden Loyds and 1924 pattern Rolls Royce armoured cars of the 11th ...

Further to the discussion in comments with Jim over whether the 1st DLI was an experimental machine gun battalion between 1934 and 1936 or...

In pursuit of my current interwar interest I have just come across these. The Tank Museum have published a set of short films about some o...

Arsing about with Carden Loyds.

Breamish have kindly digitised the reamaining photographs from the second Vickers Armstrong Lts d album and sent them to me. I have addes...

I am indebted to Charles, who while contacting me about something else pointed me to a series of articles in Airfix magazine in the second h...

David has sent me this photo showing the base of the buildings, marked "Bellona" and with a code number.