M4 Sherman Medium Tank by Warlord Games Review

When it comes to World War 2 one of the most famous tanks is the Sherman. Designed by the US and used by the allies the Sherman tank was also the second most prolific with a total of just under 50,000 being built. While it was one of the best tanks when they began to see combat, by D-Day there were much more powerful and armored tanks than the Sherman. The Allies were still able to do damage with Shermans due to the amount of Shermans the allies could utilize in battle compared to the Germans who's tanks were superior but of much limited quantity.

400 Posts!! Blog Update

I started this blog in February 2011 basically to keep track of my wargaming. I wrote up tutorials of things I built mainly so if I needed to make more barbed wire fences or hedgerows I would be able to look back how I did it without having to rely on my terrible memory. This blossomed into wargaming reports and then reviews of wargame rules, video games, and more recently toys.

U.S. Army Jeep WW2 By Warlord Games Bolt Action

This jeep is the latest build that I've finished for a lot of stuff I've recently purchased related to World War 2.

German WW2 Stug III AUSF G by Warlord Games Review

I've started to build up some Germans for the western front which currently includes a Tiger 1 tank. Today I add a second piece of armor, a Stug III which is an assault gun that I learned from Wikipedia was the second most produced armored vehicle by the Germans in WW2.

Three Newly Painted Bolt Action WW2 USMC Miniatures by Warlord Games

I"ve finished three more guys from my USMC Bolt Action box. One is a flamethrower, ones a guy moving forward with a Thompson Sub Machine Gun, and the last guy is fighting with a 1911. I almost have enough painted to supply a squad to fight in the Pacific.

Tiger I Tank By Warlord Games Review And Tutorial

Out of all the World War II tanks the Tiger I was one of the best so when I decided I needed a German tank it was the first one I thought of. It has been depicted in many movies over the years including the cool German tank at the end of Saving Private Ryan which was a (faux) Tiger I. In Fury, the Brad Pitt movie from 2014, there is a Tiger I but it was an actual tank that had been restored making it the first Tiger in a movie for almost 70 years. Plus it just looked cool so I had made up my mind.

Also when playing NUTS! by Two Hour Wargames when allied soldiers see an enemy tank they always panic and think it's a Tiger, that's the kind of reputation they had and since NUTS! is my go to World War II game it made sense to pick it.

28mm Basing Tutorial

Victory Force Miniature

There are many different ways to base miniatures and after trying out a bunch of them I've come up with a way that is pretty easy to do and is quick but still looks good on the table.