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A trip to The Whiz, Rte 9 East in Westborough, resulted in a special order for Army Painter Quick Shade Strong Tone for $29.99. Chris Walsh, co-owner with wife Lynne, used this to paint an entire 2,000 point Flames of War French army in record time. That is all I… Read More»
In order to apply paint onto the molten (or plastic) toy soldiers one must use a paint brush. But, what type of brush should you use? This depends on the type of paint being used. Most of my brushes are purchased from the local craft shop, A.C. Moore in my… Read More»
With delight, happiness, and joy I announce the conclusion of the Name the Podcast Deux Contest. Almost 30 potential names were submitted. They range from Games for Gamers and Doughboy’s Telegraph to Wargaming Recon and Intercourse of the War Gamer. The winning name is Wargaming Recon! It is a name… Read More»
As a teenager I had a space and table dedicated to assembling and painting models. Back then I hated that aspect of playing miniatures games like 40k and Warhammer Fantasy. The table eventually went away but the desire for a painting table returned after my wedding. Moving into the new… Read More»
A more fulfilling write up of the Battle of Chelsea Creek battle is forthcoming. Richard Claydon of the Boston Trained Bands (Chris was home ill) did a fantastic job as umpire and scenario creator. He ran the battle for the five of us and we had a blast! Below you… Read More»
