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I have a reasonable sized WW1 collection. My1914 figures are Baccus 6mm, 1916 onwards are Minifig 15mm. I've had them a while (obviously - I wouldn't buy the Minifigs now. Peter Pig are nicer and cheaper). I've covered a few games with them over the years. When I started building the 15mm armies over 30 years ago (I know - I had to check it too) I cut a load of quadrant beadi...
The Monday Night Group, or at least over half of us, are going to a DBA tournament in February. It's intended to really give DBA (F) a thrashing in terms of the Light Horse amendments ahead of publication. The theme is therefore "Steppe Armies" with a minimum of two Light Horse. So we decided to have a bit of a try out. Probably the first of several. I have two steppe armies,...
I met someone on a battlefield walk at Edgcote this year who told me he was writing a book about the Wars of the Roses. We had a lively discussion about the size of armies in the period, mostly because he was a proponent of the "Towton is the biggest and bloodiest battle in England" school of thought. Regular readers will know I don't agree, and I've shown my working in...
A few posts ago I covered my "Moorish" late Reconquista army that I put together for DBA following my recent trip to Spain. One army on its own isn't much use, so here's the "historic pair" I did to go with it.
This one is IV/68d C...
My friend and colleague on the Northamptonshire Battlefields Society committee, Simon Marsh, is also the Research and Threats Coordinator for the Battlefields Trust. This year he has been organising events and activities to mark the 30th anniversary of the Register of Historic Battlefields maintained by Historic England. There are only 47 battlefields on the register. T...
