Horse and Musket Gaming

Ruminations on wargaming, especially the Seven Years War, the English Civil War and other 'black powder' periods. Occasional forays into obscure Nordic music and opinionated 'dribble' [sic] on Grimsby Town Football Club.

Tuesday, 27 October 2020

Exercising and Rebellious Colonists

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Today I bagged the final 2.4km needed to reach my October target of 31km swimming, having completed my cycling goal of 310km on Sunday. So j...
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Monday, 26 October 2020

Out of date joke?

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Not to be outdone by that Greek philosopher who lives in West Yorkshire, I intended to post the following.  It seems that Bozza has changed ...
Sunday, 25 October 2020

Progress at last!

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OK, I think I'm there. After a bit more experimentation, this time with 2.5cm and 2 cm wide bases, I've reached a tentative decision...
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Saturday, 24 October 2020

Tiny victories and a major discovery

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Tiny victories have to be celebrated whenever life flings them your way. Today's unexpected win against the odds was this purchase from ...
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Thursday, 22 October 2020

AWI still in the long grass

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I had a bit of an experiment with some card, MDF bases and part-painted British infantry. I tried various permutations of 15mm, 20mm and 30m...
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Monday, 19 October 2020

Lack of Progress Report - or AWI still in the long grass

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About 11 months ago I put up a post about my to do list. Some progress was made initially, then a hiatus until the early Spring. That list w...
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Sunday, 11 October 2020

The miracle of the loaves and the fishes?

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No! That’s an auctioneer not a preacher, but you can be forgiven for thinking otherwise. https://mobile.twitter.com/GyHistoryClub/status/128...
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nundanket
Wargamer since early 70s. Did the usual Airfix stuff as a kid. First love was Napoleonics but developed a fascination with the Seven Years War, initially in 25mm then 6mm. Got back into Naps in 6mm and latterly ECW 10mm.
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