Grymauch's Solo Wargaming Blog

As promised in the first part of this review I have painted up a handful of the new WW2 Russians from 2D6 Wargaming. Here are the results: ...

My son Jack and I finally got to continue the Kingmaker today. We decided to play out the siege of Alnwick as per the boardgame rules. The ...

Robert Fellows of 2D6 Wargaming has kindly provided me with samples of his new 1/285 scale Russian infantry due for imminent release. As re...

Fresh back from my break and it is time to review where I am at with painting the forces involved in the ECW Battle of Glastonbury. B...

Next up on my ACW project is the Battle of Seven Pines, also known as Fair Oaks. The scenario is taken from the Fire & Fury Great Easte...

The Parliamentary foote regiments are now complete for the Battle of Glastonbury. As can be seen they will be heavily outnumbered by their ...

I return to the conundrum of basing my pike blocks for regiments with 16 figures. My standard basing for foot figures is 6 on a 15mm x 15mm...

Wargaming has been fairly limited this past week due to family commitments. I have though commenced playing out the ACW battle 'Seven P...

The Royalist army under the command of Hopton has been completed for the Battle of Glastonbury: Since the last update, Dragoons and c...

This is a fictional battle to try out my new 2mm Napoleonic figures. The reason for having a look at this scale is the possibility of playi...