Showing posts with label FoGR. Show all posts
Showing posts with label FoGR. Show all posts
5 Jan 2023

The Review of 2022

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It's now very much 2023, but I've seen a number of "What did I get up to in 2022?" posts recently so thought I'd try a...
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4 Aug 2019

28mm Landsnechts & Swiss - in GW Contrast Paints!

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You know those painting projects that seem never to die? They just drag on and on, staring at you and each time you start trying to move the...
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2 Mar 2019

Clogging Hell - We're all going Dutch!

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A recent one-day event in Oxford gave me a chance to wheel out some almost forgotten FoG:Renaissance troops in 15mm scale to take part in a...
31 Oct 2018

The TYW in the Kings Country

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After a long hiatus, the 28mm mostly Warlord Games plastic and metal figures have crawled blinking into the light again for a 3-game 1-day c...
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25 May 2018

Border Reivers - 28mm

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A couple of years ago I bought some 28mm Border Reivers from Alan at Hoka Hey - partly because they were nice figures, and partly because h...
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29 May 2017

The Renaissance of The Renaissance - 3 FoGR Reports using the draft rules revisions

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A subtle revision of FoGR Renaissance is in the offing, and to help test the rules the Kings Capital in Oxford is besieged by eager gamers a...
5 Mar 2017

15mm FoGR Markers

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With the tweak of the FoGR rules which is now on the near horizon , one of the changes is to revise how Commanded Shot work when they are su...
16 Oct 2016

Derby 2016 - The Kalmar Union in FoGR Action

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A frantic effort not to retain a trophy that needs engraving comes to a cattle shed near an airport next to a busy motorway near a town with...
16 Jun 2016

Piracy on the high seas of... Leighton Buzzard!

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Leighton Buzzard is not normally associated with Piracy on the high seas, nor is it twinned with any exotic ex-Colonial cities from far flun...
27 Apr 2016

The Covenanter's make it to the Kings Capital!

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In three fleetingly (thankfully?) brief battle reports , enlivened by some tremendous 15mm eye candy and the usual videos, the Scots Covenan...
17 Dec 2015

The Great British Bacon-Off

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We're back to FoGR and some more Renaissance action as the Early Danish Army sizzles its way in several extremely bold, and a number of ...
30 Oct 2015

28mm FoGR Reports from Derby 2015

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Marvel at the size of their pikestaffs, and be amazed at the innovative use of crewmen along with their battalion gunnes as the Catholic TYW...
23 Sept 2015

Breaking the to-do list with 28mm TYW Gunnes

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Remember that post from a few weeks ago with my gaming "to do" list on it? Of course, I managed to prioritize something that was...
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5 Jul 2015

Renaissance (ish) Chinese Musketeers for FoGR

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This painting project has been hanging around since - I suspect - late 2012 when I think I bought some Lamcashire Games Arab and Chinese mus...
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