The Martians have invaded, time to return the favor!

The Martians have invaded, time to return the favor!
Showing posts with label Back Of Beyond. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Back Of Beyond. Show all posts

Monday, June 5, 2017

My British Indian Army in AQMF

From Rebel Miniatures Pulp Adventures Line:
For My British Indian Army in AQMF
Rebel Minis is proud to offer the 15mm Steampunk British Infantry pack! Whether you are in Africa or MARS for your adventures, these gas masked British soldiers will be perfect!! Each pack contains 21 British and are perfect for Pulp Gaming and Steampunk gaming!

Rebel Minis is proud to offer the 15mm Nemo Heavy Infantry pack! Each pack contains 21 Minis and are perfect for Pulp Gaming and Steampunk gaming! These will be the armored infantry allowed in AQMF for the British Indian Army

Where the campaign will take place and a general overview of the forces involved :


Friday, May 6, 2016

Lanchester Mk.II BY Shouting Into The Void

Peter Fitzpatrick at Shouting Into The Void
 
This is my 1:100 scale (15mm) Lanchester Mk.II that I had printed in high-definition black acrylate by Shapeways. The color is supposed to be the British army's *Deep Bronze Green*, their standard peace-time color for AFVs on home service during the interwar period. It's a color that consistently defeats me; I can never seem to get close to it. Vallejo do a Bronze Green in their VMC range, but it's nothing like the army color, being more like the color of actual green bronze.

Monday, February 29, 2016

Large Boxer Rebellion Army












Latest Ebay Find!

Large set of professionally painted 15mm Boxer Rebellion armies for Black Powder, Iron Ivan, Two Hour Wargames, etc.
Total of 196 individually painted and based figures.
55 Days of Peking  individually based Boxer, Chinese, and Ligation forces.
Chinese Regulars, Kansu Braves, Boxers, British, US, Japanese, Italian, French and Russian Marines and Sailors.

Saturday, June 11, 2011

Boxer Rebellion - test game






posted by Fire at Will at Will's Wargames Blog :
The first test game on a full sized layout was held at the

Deeside Defenders club on Thursday. Here are a couple

of pictures of the action. The British Legation is in the




Wednesday, September 22, 2010

Gunboat Diplomacy At Uncle Bob’s Backwater ~~



By David aaaaaaarrrrgggggh Raybin

Now boys THIS was a game. Chinese pirates attacked by British gunboats in 28mm. A dozen players. A cast of thousands. The Brits were to capture or sink the pirates. Now we know why the Chinese boats were called Junks. They were shot to fish bait. But still a hell of a game. Duncan’s naval games are first-rate mate.

http://hmgs-midsouth.org/?tag=pirates

Saturday, July 24, 2010

Thursday, July 15, 2010

World At War: Back Of Beyond


World at War: Back of Beyond is the Battlefield Evolution: World at War supplement covering the Interwar-period armies of Central Asia!
The book includes new traits (Grenades, Weak AA) to give you the "interwar feel," and covers all the traits you need to play with the units of this book.
The following army lists are in this book:
The Army of British India
The Basmachi
The Bolsheviks
The Chinese Bandits
The Chinese Warlord Army
The Czech Legion
The Japanese
The Mad Baron's Army
The Mongolian Tribes
The Tibetans
The White Russians
Stats for the many vehicles - such as Rolls-Royce Armoured Car, Lancaster 4x2 Armoured Car, Austin Armoured Car, Austin-Putilov Armoured Car, Austin-Kégresse Halftrack, Medium Mark C Tank, Vickers Medium Mk I Tank, Renault FT-17, Vickers Medium Mk II, Mk III and A1E1 Independent Tank - are also included.

Sunday, March 21, 2010

Ghost Town of Karnash - Turn 3


A mob of native villagers reaches the top of the hill commanding a view of the town and all of the German held positions.

Sunday, February 14, 2010

Ghost Town of Karnash



The remote hill village of Karnash has declined over the last century to the point of a near ghost town. The native commander, Rashad Kahn, has returned to his ancestral home in order to breath new life into the land with the help of his new Russian allies. He looks down on the village from the east.
http://www.tabletoptitans.com/reports/0027.php

Monday, October 26, 2009

SHANGHAI INCIDENT


Here is a link to THE SHANGHAI INCIDENT presented by Mal
and Rick Devonshire as a public display battle. The scenery is
deliberately crowded because ofcourse that was one of the main
features of the real battle. The streets and alley's are actually wide
enough to fit a Flames of War base, but not much else!I'm happy to
discuss making the scenery for those who have an interest in doing
some of their own. Its not as hard as it may look and the materials
are inexpensive.