Online Personal Websites

[DwarfMan1]

Here are some websites that I found very neat:

http://tom.bluedream.com
http://ancientbattles.com
http://www.lochagos.com
http://www.umiacs.umd.edu/~kuijt/miscel ... eview.html
(yeah, I know it is for DBA but there are some great pics of minis on it!)
http://home.versatel.nl/richardevers2000/
http://plasticsoldierreview.com
(If you are interested in WAB in 1:72 plastics, this is the site for you!

Hope that helps.

[Dubnoreix]

Hello.
I'm happy to present my Web site to you (Du plomb sur la plaine / lead on the plain). You will find there articles and pictures of armies and scenery relating to WAB. The texts are in French but a translation in English is present at the screen:
http://figurines25et28mm.blog4ever.com/blog/index-67687.html
Some of the pictures are gallic, biblical syrian, and so on...

[Comte du Flandre]

Or how about mine? Mainly 28s at http://mainly28s.com, where I have reviews and size comparison tools of 28mm figures, terrain rules and other goodies. The WAB content is fairly small (reviews of some of the various books so far), but the figure content should make up for that!

[SgtPerry]

Hi

http://perrysheroes.free.fr is the new home of my 28mm minis. I also uploaded my WAB resssources, Reference Sheet, Army Roster, Scenarios and Feudal Army List

Cheers,

Olivier

[Guy]

Plus some nice WW2 stuff Olivier! And musketeers and cowboys...

I do like your new site.

Guy

[Hendrid]

Hi

Thought I'd mention my website, ALBAtwo - http://myweb.tiscali.co.uk/albatwo2

Updated monthly, and has a growing WAB content mainly El Cid and VTI related.

Comments and critisisms welcome (other than my speed of painting ).

[Atheling]

Erm.... you can add mine to the list Andy. Maybe give it a week or two though until I've got my poor head around it .

Cheers,

Darrell.

[bluewillow]

add mine if you like, currently taking pics of my updated norman army

cheers
matt

[Ponatowski]

I've started a blog to replace my website and am starting off by reposting some older stuff starting with my Danes for WAB.

http://ponatowskislegion.blogspot.com/

Thanks,
Tom

[ghorvers]

Hello,
I've also started a wargaming blog. It's at http://grt-minimatters.blogspot.com/

Cheers,
Geert

[DavidDaly]

Here is my little site: http://web.mac.com/dalydr/iWeb/Site/Home%20Page.html

Planning to have a lot more updates this year, with several projects in the pipeline.


Dave

[Atheling]

Erm.... you can add mine to the list Andy. Maybe give it a week or two though until I've got my poor head around it .

Cheers,

Darrell.

I've got "my poor head" 'round it now. Can you add it to the list please Andy?

Cheers,

Darrell.

[Bill T]

Just started a painting/wargaming blog inspired by Saxon Dog and my rekindled interest in WAB

Find it at http://pushingmetal.blogspot.com/

[metalworker]

Hi
I don't know if my blog qualifies but if it is you can add it if you like.

http://metalworker.blogg.se

[Bill T]

Inspiring stuff!! Great looking ACW game

[deffinger]

Hey, for a little dose of ACW goodness check out my blog.

http://actionfront.blogspot.com/

It's always fresh and doesn't smell like last week's dead fish... most of the time.

Don

[Atheling]

Hey, for a little dose of ACW goodness check out my blog.

http://actionfront.blogspot.com/

It's always fresh and doesn't smell like last week's dead fish... most of the time.

Don

Nice informative blog Don .

Makes me wish that we in the UK would take care of our battlefields half as well as you chaps in the USA.

Darrell.

[deffinger]

Darrell,

Well... the secret is to get an early jump on battlefield preservation. If you don't catch it early all is lost. Many of the battlefields of the Civil War are already gone. A few are in good shape. I'm sure you have the same thing over there but many people don't give a rat's ass for history. They'd rather bulldoze a battlefield to put up a few more houses or another shopping mall. Sad but true. It still happens here all the time.

Thanks for the kind comments on the blog. I am enjoying post stuff right now. The Civil War is in my blood ever since I was about...7 years old. That would be about 18,000 years ago. Getting ready for the 150th anniversary of the War and my game is getting me juiced! Normally I am juiced about it but now more so. As the Blues Brothers said, "I'm on a mission from God."

Don

[Atheling]

Darrell,

Well... the secret is to get an early jump on battlefield preservation. If you don't catch it early all is lost. Many of the battlefields of the Civil War are already gone. A few are in good shape. I'm sure you have the same thing over there but many people don't give a rat's ass for history. They'd rather bulldoze a battlefield to put up a few more houses or another shopping mall. Sad but true. It still happens here all the time.

The UK is very bad in terms of legislation in keeping these places 'safe'. THe recent work on the actual site of bosworth had to be ketp secret in the event of folk plundering the battlefield! Sadly very ironic....

Thanks for the kind comments on the blog. I am enjoying post stuff right now. The Civil War is in my blood ever since I was about...7 years old. That would be about 18,000 years ago. Getting ready for the 150th anniversary of the War and my game is getting me juiced! Normally I am juiced about it but now more so. As the Blues Brothers said, "I'm on a mission from God."

We're all from a mission from god.... the god of wargaming of course .

All the best mate,
Darrell.