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.

Thursday, June 26, 2014

When the Ubiquitous FB collides with SW

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For some comic relief I am posting these precious little snippets that someone took time and wit to put together.  N...
Tuesday, June 3, 2014

WW2 Pacific War Reenactment

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Still in keeping with our WW2 flavor of the month, my buddy, Mike and I went to Fredericksburg, Texas to visit the National Museum of the Pa...
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Tuesday, May 20, 2014

The Streets of Stalingrad, Part 1: A Bolt Action Meeting Engagement

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Urban fighting in the streets of Stalingrad have always been a favorite theme of mine and with Bolt Action rules it's been satisfying so...
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Tuesday, May 6, 2014

The most Iconic WW2 Half Track yet!

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The  ubiquitous  Sd.Kfz.251 Half Track by Hanomag is one of the most versatile AFVs in German arsenal and one of my favorites. I also have t...
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