Trees, you ay recall, were the subject of my first Stalingrad project build. Not that they are particularly relevant, but that I needed to create some space on the workbench and a pile of trees tends to get in the...
When it comes to the Battle of the Bulge, much is made of the defence of Bastogne. However, US troops were preforming valiantly before then, defending the front line outposts along the Skyline Drive in Luxembourg in a heroic attempt...
We are stuck into getting the Summer Special ready at present; lots of exciting stuff in the offing there. But, with the temperature rising up into the 80’s I thought I deserved a break from the Mac and I nipped...
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Well, here we are, back from Deep Fried Lard with my liver almost intact and having had another great day of Lardy gaming north of the border and a smashing weekend with the clan McLard. I am not sure how...
Just one week to go until General d’Armee is released and what an event we have chosen for the big day. Since its move from Kelham Hall, Partizan has been highly praised as being one of the UK’s best shows...
Pickett’s Charge had been in the new this week, with it’s first major appearance at a UK show at Salute last weekend and some really positive feedback from that an other gamers who have been giving the rules are run...
Great news, with the proof in from the printer we can take a first look at the rules and show you just what a great looking book this is. Once again, we have used veteran wargamer and greatly respected designer...
With only days to go before General d’Armee goes on show at Salute, we at Lard Island News got a chance to talk to the author, Dave Brown about his latest, and possibly greatest, set of rules. Dave, first can...
As always, Salute promises to be the big event on the UK wargaming calendar and once again we will be present with lots of exciting stuff. Top of the agenda is the news that Reisswitz Press will be present with...
“Fetchez la vache!” Sergeante Petain whispered to the man to his rear who, as silently as possible, moved back towards the low ridge. So far so good. Les Anglais were unaware of their approach and, if their sentries could be...
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