Jim's Wargames Workbench

Welcome to my blog. I have upwards of 100 projects in various stages of incompletion or total abandonment, so you may well find something of interest if you rummage about a bit. I concentrate on solo air and naval wargaming but other 'skirmishy' things quite often pop up out of nowhere, only to disappear again after something else grabs my attention. I even finish the occasional project now and again!

Wednesday, 17 August 2011

The Gladiator

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I've finished reading Bomber Crew by John Sweetman and, as expected, it was a bit of a page turner. It was well written and packed ful...
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Half Year Review

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I know it's not half way through the year in August but, in my way of thinking, the summer holidays mark the apex of the workbench calen...
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Monday, 15 August 2011

Atlantik Wall Forum

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Whilst rambling around the web tryign to find information in coastal defences in Brittany, I came across this very comprehensive French lang...
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Sunday, 14 August 2011

Warhammer Historical Gladiator [9]

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I realise that my lack of progress with the gladiator painting must be pretty obvious by now but I haven't quite given up hope that I...
Friday, 12 August 2011

Atlantic Wall Beach Bunker

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We went back to La Torche today to meet up with some neighbours, who were camping in the area for their holidays. I managed to slip awa...
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Thursday, 11 August 2011

Warhammer Historical Gladiators [8]

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A few more gladiators have been added to the pile, thanks to a bargain on ebay. I've won a Foundry pack for half the retail price so now...
Wednesday, 10 August 2011

Bomber Crew

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I ploughed my way through the Colin Thubron book over the last week or so and, while it was a very interesting read in a vaguely historical ...

Vauban Fort

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Sorry for the temporary hiatus in posts but the router livebox wotsit jobby decided to go ppht! a couple of days ago, so no internet f...
Saturday, 6 August 2011

A bit more of the Atlantic Wall

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We went for a long range trip today, all the way to the Crozon Peninsula which is to the South of the naval port of Brest. As part of th...
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Friday, 5 August 2011

Pirate Ship Bits

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There's a new multipart magazine construction kit out in France from which you can build a sial training ship in 1/65th scale. The first...
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