A few shots of the S-Models Italian L3/33 tanquette by Carlos de la Concha from the Brazo de Nelson Wargames Club. These are for a small Italian / Commonwealth campaign in North Africa that our gamemaster Iván Cáceres has put together for our wargaming group.
I’m posting some pictures of three 1/72 IGB kits of WWII British trucks that my regular wargame “enemy” Juan had bought specifically to use in some desert wargame scenarios. Chevrolet and rear-view of the Troop Carrier IGB Bedford Radio/Wireless Truck.
These pictures were on the site some time back (5 years ago to be precise…. seems like we gamed this scenario a few months ago…. time passes frighteningly quickly) but they got overlooked when I revamped the design and so here they are once again. This time a group of stragglers trying to get back…
A few pictures of a game with some friends from our wargame club “El Brazo de Nelson” last Saturday. The British were charged with taking the heights to the north of a German landing strip. Quite a difficult game really, at least for the British as the defending Germans didn’t defend……., they came out attacking…
Some pictures of Hongwell Die-Cast jeep conversions I did a few years ago. These pictures were originally on the old website before the site layout got a revamp. The Hongwell jeeps are 1/72 scale and are substantially bigger than the old Matchbox LRDG Willy’s Jeep.
We gamed a scenario at my place a few weeks ago and one of our veteran gamers, José Juan, brought along the vehicles we used that day. The pictures below are from the game, and the vehicles are all his – they’re just a very small selection of stuff he has in his very large…
Pictures from a WWII scenario set in Tunisia, played a week or so ago with some of the members of the Brazo de Nelson wargame group. Rules used were Disposable Heroes. The scenario was designed and refereed by Carlos de la Concha – who also brought along a very vicious “Tiger” and his newly painted…
A scenario loosely based on the famous final German assault in the film Sahara staring Humphrey Bogart,…………. except instead of Germans, we used Italians, and this time the attackers had some tanks to help them out. Not much help mind you, Joe Gunn’s M3, amid a scattering of troops from all nationalities stood as solid as…
