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Thanks to Carl (in another place) pointing out these figures are now up on the Pictart web site and can be ordered on line using the site’s ...

I am glad to say that with a bit of detective work I have managed to track down this French Foreign Legion and Arab 20mm figure range ...

Recently I have had some success in clearing off long part finished units from my painting queue. One of these was a battalion o...

The books of your youth are rather special. I was very taken with the historical novels of Ronald Welch about the Carey family and the...

...can anyone help me identify the manufacturer of this range, and/or who sells them now? They are 20mm figures and part of a larger ra...

I realise it's been a very long time since I posted anything over on the Georland blog and the project has been firmly on the back b...

In the comments on a recent post about French line artillery on Stryker's Hinton Hunt Vintage Wargames Figures blog  there has b...

One of the issues with the S Range Franco Prussians is the fact that there is only one General figure per side and this doesn't he...

Following my last post when I unexpectedly acquired these along with an S Range Napoleonic Austrian Army I thought they would be an appro...

I posted about Bill Holmes here back in 2010. You may remember the Deltorama adverts from Wargamer's Newsletter, or...

Something of a surprise -   I recently spotted four lots of unidentified Highlanders on ebay. as sole bidder on all four lots I wa...

As no stranger to grand statement projects myself, I was delighted to receive Alan M's photographs of his Eugene's...

Over on my Hinton Hunter blog  I have posted on my project to transcribe all the original Hinton Hunt painting instructions I could fi...

15mm are really not my thing so I was unable to help when I was asked by someone looking for 1st generation Minifigs 15mm tricorn SYW cavalr...

Can anyone say what is unusual about these pictures of the Battle of the Coral Sea from Life magazine May 25th 1942? More photos when some...

 As this is the second most popular post on Vintage Wargaming, I thought it was about time I posted better scans of this rather tatty news...

A press release has landed at Vintage Towers announcing the release of a new suite of “Old School” rules today. Please see below: ...

I've had time for a quick first look at the Bruce Weigle 1870 booklet - not so much the rules as the historical information, aems and ta...