Vulture's Wargaming Blog

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- - Comment :  A good action photo of a WW2 American M18 'Hellcat' just after firing.  Lots of dust kicked up by the blast fro...

Following a link posted on one of the Facebook pages it seems that Debenhams (in the UK) are selling off cheap 'Simba Superplay Castles...

In 1241 – 42 the Mongol invasions of Hungary caused widespread destruction.  Recently, a house filled with the charred remains of murdered v...

The tank encyclopedia has an excellent range of tank posters that are worth downloading. Link - -

- - Comment :  Re-watched the Bourne Lagacy last night with the family and loved the film ending cinematics and music enough to post her...

Retreating ice in the Alps sheds new light on high-altitude battle in World War I. Link - Comment :  A fascinating article well worth a re...

Back in issue 331 (May 2015) of Wargames Illustrated magazine, Dan Mersey looked at how to raise a Warband (which seems a more suitable ti...

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- - Footage of the ex-Wehrmacht 'leFH 18' in Syria, Shelling of the Shia town of Al-Fu'ah, Aug 30, 2015. The 10.5 cm leFH 1...

Here in the UK, the Yorkshire Military Vehicle Trust (MVT) had its annual 'Crank Up' event in the middle of York on Sun 17th April...

An "elaborate" Roman villa has been unearthed by chance by a homeowner laying electric cables in his garden in Wiltshire.  Link t...

The Museum's Mark I is the only surviving example of this, the first tank produced to go into battle. - -

The remains of two First World War German destroyers have been found at the home of the British Navy in Portsmouth. The ships were ta...

- Comment :   Some years back I got to have a quick look round this T72.  Compared with NATO tanks the interior is horrible. - 

Absolutely nothing to do with gaming, but in case you've missed it, a lot of interest has apparently been created by the 'Turnaround...

In the Apr 2016 edition of Wargames Illustrated is an article about a Lion Rampant variant for the Napoleonic period, called 'Eagle Ra...