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Category Archives: 18th Cent
Oak and Iron – Review/ After action report
So, for the first time this year and I believe with nearly a years gap (gee thanks COVID), a few of us managed to get together and play a game. Rather than meet at the ‘local store’ that we used … Continue reading
Posted in 17th Cent, 18th Cent, After Action Report, naval, Pirates, ship
Tagged naval, oak and iron, Pirates, ships
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Oak & Iron – 4 ships of the line
I have been steadily painting up ships and doing the smaller ships with the larger ones. However, as part of the kickstarter I did get some big ships. So here are the 4 biggest of them. These are two each … Continue reading
Posted in 17th Cent, 18th Cent, French Indian War, Pirates, ship
Tagged naval, oak and iron
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Oak & Iron – ships of the line
Well back to the project I have been working on for a while – getting all my Oak and Iron ships done. Included here are three more. I have found that I find it easier to work on three of … Continue reading
Oak & Iron – More trading ships
Yes really, I keep chugging away on this project so that I can get all my ships ready for the table. I have even now read the rules this last weekend, so I should be set on that side of … Continue reading
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Tagged naval, oak and iron, Pirates, ships
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Oak and Iron – First ships
So, after my test ship I have started working on the kickstarter ‘collection’ I got for Oak and Iron. I have to say the ships are a little more ‘chunky’ than the Warlord ships, which I have seen. I got … Continue reading
Oak & Iron – Test 3rd rate ship
So this is a ‘mini post’ for me- well compare to some at least. Before starting a new project I tend to try painting one or two models before I really start. Of course I don’t do that with buying … Continue reading
Muskets and Tomahawks -AAR
So this last week I got an oldie but goodie (Muskets and Tomahawks) on the table with a couple of the guys. Here is a quick write up of the game. This is using my 15mm FIW collection and the … Continue reading
Posted in 15mm, 18th Cent, After Action Report, French Indian War
Tagged 15mm, French Indian Wars, Muskets and Tomahawks
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FIW woodsmen skirmishers
I have been doing a load of board game figures over the last few weeks, so it’s time for something a little different. A long term project of mine in French Indian Wars in 15mm. I have used the Muskets … Continue reading
Posted in 15mm, 18th Cent, American War of Independence, French Indian War
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Finishing up of a few projects
So for the first post in 2018 I’ll show some of the little projects which I finished up to close out the last year. All these would really not justify a post on their own (well they could but it … Continue reading
FIW Forest Indians
With last weeks post on the rural frontiersmen of the European colonists, it just seemed fair to show some more of the natives they would be facing in the wilderness. So here we have another pack of the Blue moon indians. … Continue reading
Posted in 15mm, 18th Cent, American War of Independence, French Indian War
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