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Monthly Archives: December 2011
Review of WWII Japanese seaplane tender model
Rob Morgan finds a 1/3000-scale model of a Japanese seaplane tender. It’s on the Reviews page.
Posted in Naval gaming, Periods - World War II
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Review of Denmark in the Wars of Religion book
Rob Morgan finds a pricey volume on the role of Denmark, including at sea, in the Wars of Religion, 1559-1596. Not surprisingly, it’s on the Reviews page.
Posted in Naval gaming, Periods - Pike and Shot
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Review of ‘Jaguarundi’ AFV model
Rob Morgan finds some additional uses for a model of a late-WWII German tank. It’s on the Reviews page.
Posted in Periods - World War II
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What’s new — Tables of Contents expanded, reorganized
Thanks to the efforts of Rich Barbuto, Lone Warrior editor, and of Mike Crane, a frequent contributor to the magazine and to this blog, the Tables of Contents of the magazine on the Sample Articles page have been expanded considerably. … Continue reading
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No. 177 is on the way
The latest issue, No. 177, is in the mail/post. Mine arrived today. As usual, lots of good reading. Two articles on the past and future of Lone Warrior, by Craig Dunglison and Mike Crane, especially caught my eye, but there’s plenty of … Continue reading
Posted in Latest issue of LW
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What’s new — Battle report with maps, photos
Chris Hahn has written up another of his large-scale battles, this time between Byzantines and Sassanids. The write-up includes lots of color maps and photos to show how the battle progressed. It’s on the Miscellaneous page for easy viewing.
Posted in Periods - Ancient, What's new
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Review of naval set from GW
Some ideas for using a set of naval miniatures from Games Workshop. It’s on the Reviews page.
Posted in Naval gaming
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Review of science fiction warship
How to use some bits and pieces to build your own science fiction warship. It’s on the Reviews page.
Posted in Naval gaming, Periods - Science fiction
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What’s new — A new sample article
Jonathan Aird offers a scenario for a fantasy game — The Great March East by Goblins, with some solo techniques that could be applied to non-fantasy games too. It’s on the Sample Articles page.
Posted in Periods - Fantasy, What's new
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