20th Century Wargames

Wargaming with mostly 1/72 scale plastic miniatures

Sunday, May 10, 2009

Current Project

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Amongst other things on the go at present, here are a few pictures of my Korean War Project. First up a weapons company of British Infantry...
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Saturday, May 9, 2009

Wargame Buildings

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Getting suitable and affordable buildings has always been difficult for me. The rules I use work better when units can actually be placed in...
Thursday, May 7, 2009

Early War Figures

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The range of early war figures in plastic is a bit limited. I've made a number of conversion attempts on BEF possibles, for example, but...
Wednesday, May 6, 2009

Chinese Porters

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Something a bit unusual today, 1930s Chinese Porters. Pictured here is the porter group for my Nationalist Chinese Infantry Regiment. All co...
Tuesday, May 5, 2009

Early War Germans

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First, some old aircraft. I have had these for ages, they are the standard air support items for my Germans forces. I think most of my aircr...
Monday, May 4, 2009

Early War French

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The Lorraine APC with an R35 in the background, the former is metal and the latter resin; be nice if someone did a cheap, quick-build of t...

More Early Stuff

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First a picture of two of my favourite early war aircraft, the Defiant usually provides 'top-cover' for the Battle ...
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Sunday, May 3, 2009

Kiwis for Crete

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A while back I attempted some fairly modest conversions to represent New Zealand soldiers during the operations on Crete. Predictably, the m...
Saturday, May 2, 2009

Early WW2

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I wargame The Great War, World War Two, and the Korean War, but my favourite is early WW2. Here are a few pictures of my stuff from this era...
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Workbench

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Here are a couple of things I have on the go at present. ANZAC Trench Raiders, an NKVD platoon for my Soviet Naval Infantry, and an ROK comm...
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