In recent weeks I’ve been looking at my legacy lead pile and starting on my plans to restore it. I have reasonable collections of 1970s and 1980s Fantasy and Ancients…
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I got a very nice Marder III Ausf. M for Fathers Day. One of my favourite AFVs but I’ve never owned one before. This model is made from resin with…
The Russian forces were stung at Coldstream Bridge (for the battle report see the earlier blog post here) but are now massing ready to lay siege to Berwick Upon Tweed…
Inspired by the release of the fantastic tank-on-tank game What a Tanker by TooFatLardies I went on a bit of a tank buying splurge at Salute, and then picked up…
The Battle Continued Following on from the previous post the forces of the Tsar once more pressed forward with their attack Help arrived in the form of the Cossack force that had…
The forces of Britain and Russia clashed in their first major battle on May 29th 1895. As outlined in an earlier post the Russian force had been attempting to cross the River…
As the gallant defenders of Berwick held back the main Russian army against all the odds, the Tsarist Commander – Count Olovyanny Soldatik decided to send a column to the…
Venturing for the first time into the deadly lost city of Sarapur, the Wizard Amaan Vaziri – accompanied by his imp familiar Shaqi and an assorted warband of thugs –…
During late May the British 1st Army Corps continued to march North from York to urgently relieve the garrison at Berwick-Upon-Tweed. The small garrison had been holding out gallantly…