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Showing posts with label Indian Mutiny. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Indian Mutiny. Show all posts
Tuesday, 14 April 2020

Indian Mutiny Project - the Rebel Raja of Rhanipur's Citizen Matchlock Men

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Another unit completed for the (fictional) Raja of Rhanipur's army for my Indian Mutiny project. This is a unit of citizen matchlock m...
Sunday, 5 April 2020

TMWWBK Indian Mutiny - The Raja Of Rhanipur's Mercenary Baluchi Matchlock Men

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Here is the first unit for the Indian Mutiny rebel forces. These are Mercenary Baluchi tribesmen serving in the Raja of Rhanipur's priva...
Thursday, 2 April 2020

Change of Focus - TMWWBK Indian Mutiny Project Finally Launched!

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Well, I'm stuck in for a week all on my own-some with a temperature and a bit of a cough (joy!) and as it's all pretty mild thus far...
Saturday, 9 April 2016

Bitten by the Sharp Practice 2 Bug...

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So, last Monday, Rich Clarke of Too Fat Lardies came to the Peterborough club to do us a demo of the soon-to-be-released Black Powder skirmi...
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Monday, 13 April 2015

New Project for 2015/16

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I am very pleased to be able to announce that I have decided on a brand new project for 2015/16. By that, I mean something to get my teeth i...
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GuitarheroAndy
A member of East Anglian Historical Gamers, I've been wargaming for over 40 years in one capacity or another, although I started playing seriously (if that's the right word) when the first boxed version of Warhammer fantasy came out in the early 1990's.Now, I play mainly Dux Britanniarum, The Men Who Would Be Kings, Sharp Practice and Conitatus.My real strength remains my ability with a paintbrush although I am a better general than I used to be and my eyes are slightly giving up the ghost! I find all aspects of the hobby a great relaxation as well. Personally speaking, I live alone having moved home to Suffolk in 2023, although my son occasionally visits. I now work at Sutton Hoo, one of the greatest archaeological sites in the UK if not the world - the perfect job for a history geek like me!
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