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Category Archives: Napoleonic Wars
Another Blast From The Past: The Battle of Auerstädt 1806 at the AB Figures Wargames Weekend 2000
While having a rummage through an old campaign chest filled with mouldy old rule-books and the like, I recently came across two old copies of Wargames Illustrated (November & December 2000). These two magazines contain my article on the AB … Continue reading
Posted in 15mm Figures, Games, Napoleonic Wars, Warfare (Show)
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Some New Buildings (Total Battle Miniatures)
As regular readers of this blog might have noticed, my stash of 15mm Central European buildings is starting to look rather shabby. Aside from a few very nice farms bought in 2015 from Tiger Terrain for the Waterloo Bicentennial refight … Continue reading
“Mother Russia, Rain Down, Down, Down!”: My Napoleonic Russians (Part 2)
Mrs Fawr has finally resigned herself to the fact that me openly playing with myself in the dining room is ‘The New Normal’, so I was able to get another solo game in last week! 🙂 Our table measures only … Continue reading
“Mother Russia, Rain Down, Down, Down!”: My Napoleonic Russians (Part 1)
First my apologies to all lovers of Olive Drab, Jungle Green and Crabfat Blue, as it’s all been a bit overloaded with the lace, brightly-coloured coats, facings, buttons, muskets, sabres and tricorns of the 18th Century around here just lately. … Continue reading
Some More French Napoleonic Allies
It’s all been a bit wordy and rather ‘Jungle Green’ around here just lately, so I thought I’d throw some Napoleonics in to brighten the place up a bit! As has been mentioned here before, everyone needs friends and that’s … Continue reading
The 2nd Battle of Caldiero, 30th October 1805: A Scenario for ‘Napoleon’s Battles’
The Battle of Caldiero is a surprisingly little-known, yet bloody action fought during the War of the 3rd Coalition in 1805. The scene of Napoleon’s first battlefield defeat in 1796, this was therefore the second battle to be fought by … Continue reading
The Army of the Duchy of Warsaw (Part 4: The Cavalry)
This is the last part of my series on my 15mm Army of the Duchy of Warsaw. In Part 1 I covered the infantry, in Part 2 I looked at Prince Poniatowski and some of his generals and in Part … Continue reading
The Army of the Duchy of Warsaw (Part 3: The Artillery)
In Part 1 of this series I looked at some infantry regiments of the Duchy of Warsaw and in Part 2 I looked at Prince Poniatowski and his generals. This time I’m going to look at the artillery. All models … Continue reading
The Army of the Duchy of Warsaw (Part 2: The Generals)
In Part 1 I looked at some infantry regiments I’d painted for the Army of the Duchy of Warsaw, circa 1812-1813. This time it’s the turn of the generals. These are all AB Figures 15mm models, painted by me. All … Continue reading
The Army of the Duchy of Warsaw (Part 1: The Infantry)
Since this lockdown started I’ve been looking forward to the games I’m going to have once it’s all over and that has served as an impetus to my painting, as well something to keep my mind occupied and positive. Consequently, … Continue reading