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And here are the cavalry regiments:
‘Imperial & Royal’: My 15mm Napoleonic Austrian Army (Part 2: Cavalry Regiments)
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Today it’s the turn of the light troops:
‘Imperial & Royal’: My 15mm Napoleonic Austrian Army (Part 3: Light Troops)
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More flippin’ Austrians… This time it’s the Landwehr and Insurrectio:
‘Imperial & Royal’: My 15mm Napoleonic Austrian Army (Part 4: Militia Troops)
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More Austrians. Try to contain your excitement…
‘Imperial & Royal’: My 15mm Napoleonic Austrian Army (Part 5: Artillery & Staff)
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Here’s the last part for now – the Grenadiers:
‘Imperial & Royal’: My 15mm Napoleonic Austrian Army (Part 6: Grenadiers)
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We finally managed to do our postponed ‘Christmas’ game last weekend and it was a cracker! A tough nut for the Austrians to win, but the French didn’t have it all their own way:
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Today on the blog, I’ve got some Cold War Polish Fagots!
These are 15mm Polish AT-4 SPIGOT ATGM teams, which were known to the Soviets of course, as the 9K111 Fagot:
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Some more 15mm Cold War Cloggies on the blog today:
‘Going Dutch’: Building a Cold War Dutch Battlegroup (Part 4)
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I was just thinking that there’s not enough WW2 stuff on my blog, so here’s the first of some Burma stuff:
The Forgotten Wargames Army: XIVth Army in Burma (Part 1 – A Sikh Infantry Battalion)
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Today I’ve added the Indian Engineers:
The Forgotten Wargames Army: XIVth Army in Burma (Part 2 – Indian Engineers & Valentine Bridgelayer)
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Some more Burma stuff. Indian recce this time:
The Forgotten Wargames Army: XIVth Army in Burma (Part 3 – Indian Cavalry)
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Today I’ve added some Royal Artillery units for Burma:
The Forgotten Wargames Army: XIVth Army in Burma (Part 4 – Royal Artillery)
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I’ve finally finished off my Wellingtonic French Imperial Guard, so here’s the artillery (cavalry to follow):
“La Garde au Feu!”: My 15mm French Imperial Guard (Part 5 – The Artillery)
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The Imperial Guard Light Cavalry regiments are up on my blog today:
“La Garde au Feu!”: My 15mm French Imperial Guard (Part 6 – The Light Cavalry)
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Got the Guard Heavies on the blog today:
“La Garde au Feu!”: My 15mm French Imperial Guard (Part 7: The Heavy Cavalry)
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I’m putting away the plumes and sabres this week to talk about Churchill tanks. Dave Brown was asking me about who had what, so I thought I’d do a blog post (which has now become two blog posts)… As always, my blog may cause drowsiness. Do not read while driving or operating heavy machinery.
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Here’s Part 2: http://www.jemimafawr.co.uk/2020/04/23/churchill-tanks-in-nw-europe-1944-45-part-2/
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The current situation means that I’ve been painting (and buying) Napoleonics at an unprecedented rate, so here are some Brunswickers, Cossacks and other odds and sods that have recently been moved from the lead-pile to the Active Duty List:
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I’ve been photographing some long-forgotten units in my wargames armies. I did these about 20 years ago and I don’t think they’ve ever seen a game!
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I’ve been sticking my 1980s British Army on the blog:
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Back to the drag-goons this week, with a scenario for the Battle of Fuentes de Onoro:
The Battle of Fuentes de Oñoro 1811 (A Scenario for Napoleon’s Battles)
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As it’s 6th June, I thought I’d stick some Normandy stuff on the blog, so here are Hobart’s Funnies…
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It’s been a while since I’ve posted anything on the blog, so thought I’d post some stuff on the Polish Napoleonics I’ve been painting: http://www.jemimafawr.co.uk/2020/06/28/the-army-of-the-duchy-of-warsaw-part-1/
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I’ve posted Poniatowski and some Polish generals on the blog:
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I’ve added the last pieces of the Army of the Duchy of Warsaw to my blog:
The Artillery: http://www.jemimafawr.co.uk/2020/07/13/the-army-of-the-duchy-of-warsaw-part-3-the-artillery/
The Cavalry: http://www.jemimafawr.co.uk/2020/07/15/the-army-of-the-duchy-of-warsaw-part-4-the-cavalry/
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Much to the wife’s disgust, I’ve been playing with myself in the house again… Here’s a solo game I did a few weeks ago of Sickles’ Salient, using Brigade Fire & Fury 2nd Edition and 10mm figures:
Gettysburg, 2nd July 1863: Sickles’ Salient (A Solo Refight using Brigade Fire & Fury 2nd Edition)
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I’ve posted a scenario for the 2nd Battle of Caldiero 1805 on my blog. This indecisive clash between Marshal Massena and Archduke Charles isn’t very well known, probably due to it being a minor sideshow compared to the ‘main event’ at Ulm and Austerlitz. It’s certainly not one I’ve played before, so I’m looking forward to having a crack at this:
The 2nd Battle of Caldiero, 30th October 1805: A Scenario for ‘Napoleon’s Battles’
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If anyone’s interested in wargaming the Burma Campaign, I’ve written a guide to the British and Indian armour employed in the campaign, covering the organisation, painting and markings. This part covers the British 7th Armoured Brigade and the Indian 50th Tank Brigade. The next part will cover the Indian 254th & 255th Tank Brigades and the XV Corps Armoured Group:
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The next part is now up, covering the XV Corps Armoured Group in the Arakan, January-June 1944:
The Forgotten Wargames Army: XIVth Army in Burma (Part 6 – XV Corps Armoured Group)
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Some more Burma armour on the blog today: 254th Indian Tank Brigade at Imphal, 1944:
The Forgotten Wargames Army: XIVth Army in Burma (Part 7 – 254th Indian Tank Brigade at Imphal 1944)
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There’s probably been too much Jungle Green on my blog just lately, so I’ve brightened the place up with some more of Napoleon’s allies. This post has been brought to you by the letter ‘W’:
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Thanks to some rare November sunshine, I’ve been out photographing my old SYW armies, starting with the Prussians:
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I’ve added some Seven Years War Prussian infantry to the blog:
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I’ve got some Prussian cavalry on the blog today:
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I’ve posted a gallery of my SYW Swedes on the blog. These were created from Old Glory 15s SYW French and Austrian figures. However, if the article is too long and tortuous, you could always try to find the Secret Ways through the tedium to the Meatball Paradise beyond…
Post Without an Interesting Title: The Swedish Army of the Seven Years War
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Well I’ve finally finished my ‘Wurttember Challenge’ (to paint the entire Wurttemberg Auxiliary Corps for the Seven Years War within the month of November). They might be possibly the worst army of the Seven Years War, with all the breaking-strain of a badly-set blancmange, but they do look rather nice and in any case, I’m a lover, not a fighter (which is ironic, as she don’t ‘alf put up a struggle)…
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Much to the wife’s disgust, I’ve been playing with myself in the dining room again… It’s been well over 20 years since I last played any 18th Century battles, so I needed to have a refresher of the rules. I decided upon Mollwitz, as with a bit of squeezing, I can just about fit it onto my dining room table! 🙂
Resurrecting The SYW Mojo (Part 2) – Refreshing The Rules (Battle of Mollwitz 1741 Solo Playtest)
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