Today is a good day, my birthday and I got the latest Miniature Wargames, issu 376, from my Swedish friend Jan that live in the UK.
The reason that he sent it was that he have writen a very interesting article about his 6mm Battle of Brunkeber 1471 project. Some of you might remember that I have published some pictures of his project here at my blog.
Now you all can read about it in the Miniature Wargames, issu 376, so pick up a copy and learn about some Swedish military history:)
Swedish Allmoge soldiers drawn by Jan and the originale kindley given to me today,
thanks Jan !!! the best birtday gift one could get:)
Jan´s article are 6 pages and tells a historical background, OOB for Impetus (the rules they used) and also a bit aboit how Jan Built his amasing custom made terrain, as a Jan is a handycraft teacher it is a qualiry build and I hope he will bring it to some UK convention as it is well worth displaying.
Here are the pictures of his gaming board that I showed here at the blog some time ago.
Happy birthday from all at the Duchy of Tradgardland,have a great day.
ReplyDeletei enjoyed the magazine article myself and thought the game looked terrific...
Sounds like a great read, lovely board.
ReplyDeleteHappy Birthday. That is a lovely looking terrain and figures. Have a great day.
ReplyDeleteHappy birthday! Might have to get that issue,its a beautiful board.
ReplyDeleteHappy birthday!!!! Very nice gifts, and the game board is really fantastic, really nice!
ReplyDeleteHappy Birthday and thanks for the heads up re: the article in the magazine. I will try and get a copy before heading off on holiday...
ReplyDeleteHappy birthday!
ReplyDeleteHappy birthday Michael.
ReplyDeleteHappy Birthday!
ReplyDeleteHappy Birthday Michael!
ReplyDeleteHappy birthday. Very interesting sketches of the Allmoge soldiers, they remind me of the Paul Dolstein drawings of Swedish soldiers with the distinctive baggy trousers and kettle helmets with eye slits.
ReplyDeleteHave a great birthday
Happy Birthday Michael! That is a lovely 6mm scale model.
ReplyDeleteHappy birthday Michael – I hope you have a great day!
ReplyDeleteThat Brunkeberg project is mighty impressive. But I think it will look even more impressive when you do it yourself in 28 mm scale ... ;)
Happy Birthday matey- have a great time today!
ReplyDeleteDarrell.
Happy birthday Michael! For another year of goodness from your painting table.
ReplyDeleteHappy birthday, Michael! Congrats to Jan for the article. Nice table and he is quite the artist too. Those drawings are superb.
ReplyDeleteVery nice looking pics...and happy birthday!
ReplyDeleteHello, I'm a french wargamer. really amazing all your work and painting. I would like to know if I can borrow you one of your pictures ... I'm writing an article for VaeVictis (a french magazine) about the flank march in a rule called Art de la Guerre. You can contact me at :
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Thanks, it will be very helpfull.