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Miniature Mayhem - A blog about Miniatures

The War Times Journal - The War Times Journal is an on-line magazine which covers all periods of military history and military science. Our goal is the quality presentation of articles and archives relating to wars and armed conflict, with an emphasis on eyewitness accounts and personal experiences. We also offer free on-line wargaming resources, a store where you can buy gaming miniatures and books, and a portal to related sites.

Grimsby Wargaming Society - How It All Began.... The Grimsby Wargames Society was originally established by a group of enthusiastic wargamers 30 years ago. It has been based in several places in the area: The Newby centre at Weelsby Woods and The Rear of a house down Ladysmith Road before our present premises were finally bought by us in the late 70's. Downstairs we have a large 18 foot table for really large wargaming scenarios along with 4 small tables upstairs for other smaller games. There are no specific wargaming periods we play but they range from Ancients to the Futuristic Killzone.

Darkson Designs - Darkson Designs started out as a one-man painting service of miniatures about 10 years ago. Then Darkson (Robert) met the designs (Crystal) side of the business. She turned it from just a simple freelance painting service to a fully operational business. About a year ago we started playing with the idea of producing a painting guide. Robert has always wanted to see a non-company specific painting guide, since he felt it would be of value to him, as a painter. Crystal ran with the idea and made it a reality. In turn, we have had a great impact on the miniature community, and in helping to expose miniature lines and artists that people may not have been familiar with. Through the creation of the book and the great contacts made, Robert was able to branch out and do something he always wanted to do, create his own miniature line. From this idea AE-WWII, was born, (Alternate Events World War 2).

The Hutt Club - A local gaming club in New Zealand!

Hutch's Wargames - Hope you find my website useful for all things wargames including my painting service, figure painting, galleries, resources, links to wargames sites, tabletop game rules, plus galleries of miniatures i.e. Confrontation, GOMC-1 (Gangs of mega city one, Judge Dredd Starship Troopers, Flintlogue, Aeronef, articles, and Hutch's Wargames forum.

The D6 Generation - Topical, controversial, and (hopefully) entertaining conversation about miniature war games, board games, and other topics near and dear to gamer's hearts.

The North West London Gamer's Group - Currently our members focus on the Games Workshop line of miniatures games (primarily Warhammer 40k, but also Battlefleet Gothic, Blood Bowl, Necromunda, and the occasional game of Talisman) but we also branch out into other historical and science-fiction systems. As our membership experiments with different games, we will add our impressions and suggestions to the web site.

Opponent Search - Find an opponent anywhere in the world or close to your home!

The Warmongers Club - The Warmonger Club and website were created to allow fellow gaming fanatics to share ideas, promote the war gaming hobby and have fun! The Warmonger Club is a New York City-based group of Warhammer and Warhammer 40,000 fanatics that helps gamers get together and participate in open-gaming and organized tournaments and mega-battles.

Legio Malaysia - A gaming Club in Malaysia!

Schild & Vriend Miniature Wargaming Club - Welcome to the homepage for Schild en Vriend, a bunch of miniature wargamers operating in Vlaams Brabant, Belgium. We cater for several periods and scales in miniature wargaming, ranging from the earliest times to the far future, and from the bottom of the oceans to the deepest of space. The links to the left lead to several pages on our activities and on miniature wargaming in general. And for those of you who stumbled on to this site by accident and have no idea what it's all about: miniature wargaming is a hobby where otherwise perfectly normal grown men and women (well, okay, more men than women) spend their time playing with toy soldiers on a more or less realistic model battlefield. There is a lot more to miniature wargaming than just playing with toy soldiers of course, as the hobby brings together such various activities as researching history, painting figures and modelling terrain along with the gaming itself. This variety is what makes miniature wargaming such an interesting and rewarding hobby. Feel free to browse this site from the links on the left for more information on our club and the hobby in general.

John's Toy Soldier - Welcome to my strange alternative world of wargaming with toy soldiers: a game for boys from twelve years of age to one hundred and fifty and for that more intelligent sort of girl who likes boys' games and books (HG Wells, Little wars)

The Last Alliance - The Last Alliance is an online resource centre and meeting point for players of Games Workshop's Lord of the Rings battle game. Run by gamers for gamers, it is our mission to make it easier than ever for the community to share their knowledge, experience and tips with other players.

The Mini Chop Shop - A great resource for Painted mini's for Warmachine and Hordes, as well as Warhammer mini's

AT-43 - AT-43® stages, through a collection of exceptional miniatures and a captivating game, battles of galactic importance. Lead your fighters on the battlefield and command great armies of flesh and steel in fast-paced thrilling games

The Army Showcase - We want to make it easy for gamers to manage their miniature war game army lists and share the lists with other online communities.

Battlegames: The Spirit of Wargaming - Historical Wargaming site, also some Games Workshop thrown in

Starship Combat News - The latest information on space games and miniatures!

Somerset Wargamer - These pages are the website of a wargamer who has been in the hobby for too many years ... It holds what was the Somerset Irregulars pages (now sadly no more) together with new items. There are many images of figures that I have painted over the years that you may find of interest plus pages covering some of the rules systems I`ve played.

Tim's Toys - We are an informal group of friends who game the periods shown here. If you are curious, please read the article, What is Miniature Wargaming?

The Society of Ancients - The Society of Ancients is an international amateur society for the promotion of the study of ancient and medieval military history and wargaming the period 3000 BC to 1500 AD, and run by volunteers for the benefit of our growing membership world-wide. The Society publishes a bi-monthly journal, Slingshot, and sponsors various events, including wargames tournaments. The Society was formed in 1965 by Tony Bath with 20 or so founder members. Our membership is over 1100 worldwide. The Society is not run for profit but is supported by and exists for the benefit of its members and to promote Ancient military history and wargaming. Membership is open to all, renewable annually. All finances are ploughed back to improve services and add value. We have also been active in establishing links with the commercial side of our hobby and now members have access to discounts from a range of figure traders, specialist books and games. The Society publishes a 60 page A4 journal, Slingshot, 6 times a year. Most of the content is contributed by Society members on a wide range of items related to Ancient and Medieval military history and wargaming. There are articles, reviews, letters, game design ideas, as well as the usual discussion on various wargames rules. Competition results and the occasional battle report are also published. Our quality publication is well edited to showcase the written contributions from our membership and features original pen and ink artwork.

A J's Wargaming Blog - A blog for Allan (AJ) Wright's wargaming endevors.

Tarleton's Quarters - Wargaming the American War of Independence

Edinburgh Wargamers - As well as writing history books for a living I wargame with historical miniatures. Yup, that’s little toy soldiers to you. I play regularly at the wargames club here in Edinburgh, the Scottish capital. The South East Scotland Wargame Club may have its share of sad "anoraks" and fantasy-playing weirdoes, but it also has a core of wargamers who play sensible historical stuff! Wargame Clubs are dangerous places. You go along with good intentions, then someone talks you into gaming something new. Before you know it you’ve got more lead than you know what to do with, and an unpainted lead mountain larger than Ben Nevis! Let me invite you to tour my lead stash, and who knows .. You might be talked into something new as well! I know taking up Formula One Racing would have been a lot cooler and probably cheaper, but this way I get to drink a beer as I indulge myself. I keep a Wargames Journal , and it gets updated roughly every two weeks. I plan to add more pages about armies and periods, about campaigns we've been fighting, the rules systems we use, and anything else that you guys might find vaguely interesting. That way you won't miss a game, a new craze, or the latest frothing rant! Please, let me know what you think, what you'd like to see, and suggest ways you'd like the site to develop.

SESWC: The South East Scotland Wargaming Club - For over thirty five years the South East Scotland Wargames Club has been serving wargamers in the Edinburgh area.

Conquest Miniatures - Historical Miniatures game. featuring 500 nations

Eureka Miniatures - A store that makes and sells historical miniatures!

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