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“Mounted Heroes” on Kickstarter
By the Staff of “Imagine 3D Miniatures” About Us Imagine 3D Miniatures is a startup company located in Madrid, Spain. It was born in 2013 with the idea of using the capabilities offered by 3D printing
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Video Review: “One-hour Wargames – Practical Tabletop Battles for those with limited time and space” by Professor Marco Arnaudo
by Professor Marco Arnaudo Used with Permission
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“Bolt Action” Miniatures – A Boardgaming Way Review
By Fred Manzo Bolt Action is a set of World War II miniatures rules in the Flames of War tradition. Those familiar with the FoW franchise will immediately know what we are talking about. (E.G., one
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Washington Post: Re-creating the Battle of Waterloo, with 250,000 six-millimeter-tall toy soldiers
By Tom Dunkel Flowers are in full spring bloom outside Bruce Weigle’s Alexandria home, but inside it’s the dead of winter: January 1871 to be exact. Weigle is refereeing a step-back-in-time battle from the
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Miniatures: The 149th Battle of Vogellsdorf – Phase Two (A Photo Essay)
By Fred Manzo Or At Any Cost: Vogeldorf 2870 When we last left our intrepid heroes their front line ran across the VERY badly damaged Vogelsdorf. Against this position, their ancient enemies, the
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Wadi Vogell – The Prelude – (A Photo Essay of a Skirmish level miniatures war game)
By Fred Manzo Mike Vogell and I have been working on a skirmish level miniatures game involving American troops guarding a Middle – Eastern village for some time now. So far we’ve got
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Miniatures: The 149th Battle of Vogellsdorf – Phase One (A Photo Essay)
By Fred Manzo The Battle of Vogelsdorf (Episode 1 of 2) Last night we fought the 149th battle of Vogellsdorf. This time the village was defended by a mixed force of Space Marines
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Cold Wars Miniatures Convention (2013) – A Photo Essay
By Fred W. Manzo Cold Wars 2013 Miniatures Convention This year, some of us from the Long Island area travelled down to Lancaster in order to take part in the Cold Wars festivities. Cold
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Philadelphia Inquirer: War buffs do battle (no blood), Convention pulls in fans of miniature conflicts.
War buffs do battle (no blood), Convention pulls in fans of miniature conflicts By Art Carey INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
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