Not just old school wargaming

Chris Gregg's blog about his wargaming and other military, or model making activities

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Showing posts with label Foundry. Show all posts

Monday, 25 October 2021

Battle of Langensalza: Part 2 - Getting started

Thanks for all the great appreciation shown for the First part in which I gave a bit of historical background, the scope of our game, and ...

Tuesday, 21 February 2017

28th Foot for Quatre Bras

Not many blog posts lately but I haven't been idle! Kevin, James and I have been working on test games and rebasing and repainting the ...

Sunday, 29 January 2017

Hussarette: More trouble at the border?

The Chevalier de Neuvalee breathed the fresh morning air of his homeland in the Province of Savoy. He had put on one of his best blue unifor...

Tuesday, 26 January 2016

West Country Waterloo Project: La Haye Sainte Refight at 1:3 - Part Five

Summarising the three-day game This is the final part of my account of our attempt in the West Country to refight the action round La H...

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About Me

Chris Gregg: Stroud, Gloucestershire, United Kingdom; I've been wargaming for over 50 years and tried almost everything at some time. I was originally inspired by the writings of Don Featherstone, Charles Grant and Brigadier Peter Young. Nowadays I have enjoyed the revival of these "old school" wargaming doctrines but also seek to combine them with realistic terrain and figures and the many useful wargaming rules and systems that I've picked up along the way - hence the name of my blog! I wargame with small groups of friends old and new, mainly in my purpose built art studio/wargames room in an off-the-beaten-track Cotswold village. My chief periods of interest are: my Mid-18th Century Imagi-Nation; Seven Years War; American War of Independence; Napoleonic Wars, and WW2. Some readers may also know me as the "house artist" for Phil Olley's short lived magazine "The Classic Wargamers Journal", and I have since developed a lot of original military and historic art including the popular, and ever expanding Hussarettes series. Please see my art website too. https://www.chrisgregg-art.co.uk/.

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