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Monthly Archives: February 2017
Review of GW novels partwork
Jonathan Aird reviews some of the novels being issued by Games Workshop. It’s on the Reviews page.
Posted in Periods - Science fiction
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The Maxson Mount
By Rob Morgan This is a “holiday snap” of the well-known World War II American-produced Maxson Mount for 4×0.5-inch Browning M2 machine guns, the very effective counter to low-flying enemy aircraft. I liked the look of this mount. (It’s to … Continue reading
Posted in Periods - World War II
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Play-through of ‘Risk Legacy’ game
Russ Lockwood chronicles a play-through of a “Risk Legacy” board game with several of his friends. It’s on the Miscellaneous page.
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‘Sails of Glory’ — The models for the game
By Rob Morgan The other day, I had the chance to examine the ‘Sails of Glory’ game ship models of two nearby wargamers, Steve and Jay Button. It was the first time I’ve seen the 1/1000th scale models outside the … Continue reading
Posted in Naval gaming, Periods - Napoleonic
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Review of ‘Early Iron Age Greek Warrior 1100-700BC’ (Osprey)
Jonathan Aird reviews an Osprey from the Warrior series and finds it lacking. It’s on the Ospreys at a Glance page.
Posted in Periods - Ancient
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Two reviews of Star Destroyer model
Today’s offering is a two-fer. Regular contributors Jonathan Aird and Rob Morgan provide reviews of the Hot Wheels Star War Star Destroyer model, which is now available at a discount. Their reviews are on the Reviews page.
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A sample article for February
This month’s sample article from the pages of past Lone Warrior issues is by Rich Barbuto, editor of Lone Warrior, and features his game report on a refight of the Battle of Ligny. It’s on the Sample Articles page.
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Found: ‘Scale Models’ magazines
By Rob Morgan “I’ve got something here might interest you,” said my friend in the Oxfam charity shop: a pile of magazines from the late 1960s and, as they say on the TV antiques programmes, immaculate. Most were model railway … Continue reading
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