The Historical Miniaturist

Welcome! With a historical premise, this blog quickly degenerates into miscellaneous trivia and other serendipitous tidbits regarding miniatures gaming that runs the gamut from historical to whacky to whatever-the-hell genre I’m into at the moment. "Squirrel!" I’ll populate this blog with eye candy and images to water the eye of any visitor whether an unsuspecting layperson or veteran miniature gamer. Please enjoy your visit and thanks for hangin’ out.

Sunday, April 4, 2010

NScale Soviet Armored Trains

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A few years ago before I got back to gaming I saw the much anticipated 'Enemy at the Gates'.  If you're not aware, this was a W...
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Saturday, April 3, 2010

More Mid Republican Romans

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One of the cool things about FoG that was never reflected in Tactica (another rule set popular in the '80s) was the baggage camp.  The ...
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Friday, April 2, 2010

100 Years War French circa 1415 for FoG

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Here's my other Field of Glory (FoG) army that finally saw action recently.  The following shots were of a practice battle fought agains...
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Wednesday, March 31, 2010

Teaser and a break from Modern: Mid Republican Romans for FoG

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Awhile ago (make that 2 years ago and some change) I got into Ancients again.  At that time FoG was a highly anticipated rules set to be pu...
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Friday, March 26, 2010

World @ War: Eisenbach Gap, Scenario 4: Maelstrom CONCLUDED

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Turn 5 and 6 resulted in maneuvering: Soviets trying desperately to make their way north unmolested while the US are taking their toll...
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