Topics:
- Late War British 28mm
- Late War Australian 28mm
- Late War Germans 28mm
- BEF 28mm
- Civilians and Partizan's 28mm
- Japanese 28mm
- US Marines 28mm
- Painting Tutorials
- French Indian Wars 28mm
- Modelling Tips
- Terrain
- Chain of Command Stuff
- IABSM
- What a Tanker
- AAR
- Chain of Command Events In Australia
- Paintball game 28mm
WW 2 LATE WAR BRITISH 28mm
(Europe Theater)
Painting Tutorial for Late War British
British Commandos
WW2 LATE WAR GERMANS 28mm
(Europe Theater)
German JOP
MG 42 machine gun
Late War German Infantry in Fox holes
Sdkfz 222 Armoured Car
Panther/ Tiger/Panzer IV/ Panzer III N/ Luchs
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| Sd.Kfz 251D halftrack/Sd.Kfz 250/9 Neu/Sd.Kfz 250/1 Neu/Puma /Schwimmwagon |
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| German Guards and Painting guide for Late war German Infantry |
BEF 28mm:
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| Japanese Jump off points |
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| Japanese Medic and Senior Leaders |
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| Type 92 70mm Infantry Gun - Part 1 |
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| Tank Assault teams, Flame Thrower, Lung mines, Sniper, Junior Leader with SMG, MMG, Anti Tank Rifle and Infantry Gun |
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| Knee Mortar |
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| Japanese Infantry Platoon |
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| Type 98 20mm AA gun |
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| Type 41 75mm Mountain gun |
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| Type 1 47mm Anti tank gun |
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| Japanese Spider Holes/emplacements |
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| Type 95 HA-GO tank |
US MARINES
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| US MARINE JOPs |
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| 37 mm Anti tank gun |
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| US Marine Support |
FAR EAST ALLIES
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| Bedford QLD and Lanchester Armoured car |
PAINTING TURTORIALS:
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| Painting Tutorial for Late War British Vehicles |
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| Painting Tutorial for Late War German Vehicles |
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| Painting guide for Late war German Infantry |
FRENCH INDIAN WARS 28mm:
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| French Regular Infantry |
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| Woodland Indians |
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| Canadian Militia |
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| More Woodland Indians |
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| Colonial Settlers #2 |
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| Armed Colonial Settlers |
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| British 3 Pounder Gun |
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| French Marines |
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| Frontiersmen - Coureurs de Bois |
INFAMY INFAMY
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| FORCE MORAL TRACKER |
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| EARLY IMPERIAL ROMAN AUXILIARY ARCHERS AND BALEANIC SLINGERS |
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| EARLY IMPERIAL ROMAN CAVALRY |
WHAT A COWBOY
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28mm Scratch built Wild West buildings |
MODELLING TIPS:
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| Vehicle/figure magnetic holder/ Spill proof pod for washers. |
TERRAIN:
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| Water Tower |
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| Dirt Road |
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| Ashphat Roads |
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| Cobblestone Road |
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| Wire Fences |
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| River |
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| Stream |
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| Pig Pen |
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| Tractor and Trailer |
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| Wagons and carts |
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| Statues and Monuments |
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| Green house, chicken coop and dog kennels |
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| Farm animals |
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| Tombstones |
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| Train and Train station scatter terrain |
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| Clothes lines and Hay stack |
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| Road block, fire wood, logs and grain sacks |
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| Lamp post, Road signs, Water well, bikes, canal boats and wharf |
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| Trees |
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| French Garage part 1 |
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| French Garage part 2 |
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| Hedges and Gates |
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| Jungle Terrain mat |
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| Bunker, Flak emplacement, Tobruk, Trench system, |
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| German sentry box |
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| Signal box |
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| Train Station part 1 |
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| Box Girder Bridge |
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| Battle of Wau gaming table. |
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| Battle of Taierzhunag |
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| TRUSS BRIDGE |
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| MORE FAR EAST TERRAIN |
CHAIN OF COMMAND ST
UFF:
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| Grenade smoke, 2"Mortar smoke and Barrage Markers |
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| Minefields, bomb craters, Barbed wire and Chez Hedge Hogs |
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| Chain of Command Dice Reference sheet. |
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| Patrol Markers |
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| A4 sheet to print out your own Patrol Markers |
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| Wound Markers for Leaders |
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| My Chain of Command Tracker in Production to purchase |
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| Final Force Morale Tracker |
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| Prototype Force Morale Tracker 3 |
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| Prototype Force Morale Tracker 2 |
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| Prototype Force Morale Tracker 1 |
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| Shock, Pinned and Broken Markers part 1 |
Thanks John - very useful indeed.
ReplyDeleteYes is it for me too, thanks Carlo
Deletecheers JOhn
This is great and probably something I should do!
ReplyDeleteYes its very useful ,got the idea from Matt from the "Wargames Table"
Deletecheers John
Hey John, I'm glad to have helped in a small way. I thoroughly enjoy your articles so keep 'em coming!
ReplyDeleteCheers
Matt
Thanks Matt, for helping me with the index, its a very good idea.
Deletecheers John
hey john, have you written about your set up for taking miniature pictures? curious to see what lighting/box you use.
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