The Loose Association of Wargamers

What the good doctor said.

Thanks, Willz, that's very kind of you, but I already bought one off Fleabay (I just needed to enter the "correct" words in the search engine - who knew?). It's quite "shiny" and not such a clean casting as the £33 and £55 versions - I'm just hoping that that was because it was l...

You wouldn't believe what "alternative" results I got for Regency Stage Coach Model.....

You are right - four-horse team. For some reason I had it in my mind it was a Britain's Deetail model! The scale should be ok for 28mm figures, as I have several of the "Models of Yesteryear" early 1900s vehicles as Great War staff cars and they fit nicely (I use GWM seated gunners as driv...

Do any of you remember those old newsagents-cum-model shops that used to have stock displays in the window that included a Regency Mail Coach, complete with six-horse team, driver and two "guards" sitting on a seat at the rear? Who made it and what scale was it (it wasn't 54mm/1:32, it was...

Bit far for me, down here within spitting distance* of the South Coast, but glad it was a success.

* It's actually about 45 miles, but we get some pretty strong southerly winds coming off the Downs, so with a good "heave".....

Before the Prodigal Foundry Collection was unexpectedly returned my initial plan was two brigades a side using modified Soldiers of Napoleon rules. If we liked the games then I'd have expanded to three. Now though we will muster between 3-5 Brigades a side, depending on size. People always talk abo...

More spiffingness, Herr Count.

goat major wrote: ↑Tue Nov 28, 2023 7:38 am I've often wondered whether Warrior are the oldest surviving wargames figure company (in theory original form, so not counting minifigs, hinchliffe etc)

I think Dixon might be older (just).

[Edit: Just checked and it is - 1976.]

a set like this perhaps https://www.etsy.com/uk/listing/1595609779/vintage-napoleon-bonaparte-playing-cards?gpla=1&gao=1&&utm_custom1=_k_4135afec15e81746cbaaca8b116bc1fb_k_&utm_custom2=420373312&msclkid=4135afec15e81746cbaaca8b116bc1fb or you can 18thC repro decks :clappy: :clap...