A Wargaming Odyssey

This is a long running and continuing journey around a collection of ideas, projects, games, models and a variety of wargaming related themes from my own imagination and from others. As I have been described as having the attention span of a forgetful goldfish you can rest assured the resulting subject matter will be diverse and (usually) entertaining! "He lived in a frenzy of enthusiasm — but nothing lasted for long with him".

Wednesday, 29 April 2015

Messing about on the River (or Lake)

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That very talented chap David Manley has gone and done it again. The latest additions to his growing range of naval war games rules are cove...
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Sunday, 19 April 2015

Painting figures? Moi? How very dare you.....

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After a busy weekend due to an overnight stop in Ipswich with SWMBO for a very enjoyable music event I was this afternoon able to make a sta...
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Sunday, 12 April 2015

Fezia and Rusland....1935 style

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It has been a pretty productive weekend both on the domestic and gaming front. This afternoon I was able to get the 50 x 40mm plastic figure...
Saturday, 11 April 2015

Tanks for the memory....

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The 40mm Fezia and Rusland 1930s collection has just gained some armour! I have been pondering about how best to model some tanks for both s...
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Friday, 10 April 2015

Fezia and Rusland circa. 1935

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The eastern border between Fezia and Rusland is a bleak and desolate place. A number of small and nondescript villages either side of the no...
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Wednesday, 8 April 2015

The World at War....A Personal Reflection

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Monday, 6 April 2015

Creating the armies for a 1930s Imagi-nation

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This is something of a no-brainer in many respects as the 'imagi-nations' in question are those two old adversaries of Rusland and F...
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David Crook
A wargamer since the early 1970s with wide-ranging and mostly unfulfilled interests in many historical (or should that be hysterical?) periods. An eternal optimist, I am always convinced that the next project will be the one....
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