I've now played a full solitaire game of Torpedoes and Tides, using the Campaign Rules.   I used all my Fairmille models to give me a fl...

  One of the pleasures of running my WW1 naval game last year was getting to know Thomas Brandsetter, who has recently published his rules f...

Just before I went on holiday this month (St Vincent in the Caribbean, quite nice) I had a chance to drive the two hours to Stratford (Ontar...

  The naval minded among you will know that today, 27 May, is the anniversary of the sinking of the German battleship Bismarck.  It seems li...

  A few weeks back I showed some work in progress on basing GHQ 1/2400 scale model warships. After some trial and error with cutting techniq...

Lately I've been taking a break from Ancients gaming stuff to try and formulate a plan to base my growing collection of 1/2400 scale nav...

Hi friends: In January I was either sick, crazy busy, or on holiday, so catching up now.  On New Years Day I hosted a few games, including a...

Recently I did several posts here describing my new interest in WW2 naval wargaming, and how I picked the 1939 Battle of the River Plate as ...

 Back in September I said that I was going to experiment with WW2 naval gaming, using the Battle of the River Plate as a test project.   Wor...

Fans of old British war films may remember that line, uttered by Anthony Quayle playing Commodore Harwood in the 1956 film, Battle of the Ri...