Grymauch's Solo Wargaming Blog

There has been a lull in my gaming allowing me to concentrate on terrain in preparation for forthcoming tabletop action. An additional reaso...

Before I detail the initial action of the campaign, I will cover some of the rules contained within the book (see previous post). There are ...

After a couple of years painting the odd ship as a sideline to my main projects, I have finally decided to kickstart this campaign as a proj...

  Turn 9 B and C companies of the E Yorks assist D company (bottom left) in clearing the woods of German infantry. D company though come und...

This game is an adaption of a Rapid Fire scenario in the 'Normandy Battlegames' scenario book. It is relatively straightforward to a...

There follows a lull in the fighting as all 3 French thrusts are held. The French had enjoyed a significant amount of success until these si...

The hiatus in my wargaming has unfortunately, extended into the new year. Having moved into a newbuild house last year I was fully aware tha...

As the new year approaches it is time to think about what I shall do over the next 12 months. Although I have had mixed results in sticking ...

My wargaming has slowed to a crawl since my last blog posting. A host of reasons intruded on my available time not least a downturn in my wa...

  Turn 25 Squares are formed as the great mass of Guard cavalry swarm over the river. The lancers temporarily halt to form up. The only alli...